FS: Trailex CT-7541EB; North Carolina
10-02-2011, 12:56 PM
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FS: Trailex CT-7541EB; North Carolina
FS: Trailex CT-7541EB; North Carolina; Cary
Specs:
$5000
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Specs:
- Trailex CT-7541EB (http://www.trailex.com/CT-7541.cfm)
- New in November of 2007 for $8128.
- ~6k miles on it
- Great condition
- All new tires and spare
- 895 pounds
- Aluminum 14" wheels
- 3200 lbs. capacity hand wench
- 2-set tire rack
- Aluminum diamond plate tool box
- Front shield
- Electric trailer brakes on both axles
- Tekonsha Prodigy brake controller is included
- Set of keyed alike trailer locks; (ramps, tire rack; pin lock; hitch ball lock; box lock; hitch pin lock)
- 2" square hitch and ball
- specifically set up for a 911; when rolled up to the wheel stops the front bumper of the car is a few inches from the front frame of the trailer's rock guard/wind shield and the rear bumper will be exactly even with the back of
the trailer
$5000
10-02-2011, 09:12 PM
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I have a strong interest in your Trailex if it is still available. My email is
barrys@doscorp.net. I currently drive a GT3RS and that should fit just
fine.
Barry Simms
barrys@doscorp.net. I currently drive a GT3RS and that should fit just
fine.
Barry Simms
10-05-2011, 09:05 AM
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I have a strong interest in your Trailex if it is still available. My email is
barrys@doscorp.net. I currently drive a GT3RS and that should fit just
fine.
Barry Simms
barrys@doscorp.net. I currently drive a GT3RS and that should fit just
fine.
Barry Simms
