Looking to sell or trade my Aluminum Enclosed trailer.

EXIS 24'
http://www.exiss.com/bumper-pull_car...delta102-24ta/

Model: MACH 10 TA 102-24 TA
Link to specs: http://www.exiss.com/bumper-pull_car...delta102-24ta/

Trailer was custom built with a cost of $30k. Full insulated with all aluminum floor, sides, & roof. (No wood used).

Has been stored inside for its most its entire life.

Fully serviced and replaced following in 2015:
Axles
Bearings
Brakes
Replaced safety brake lock out
new tires






Custom Aluminum Tire Rack (hold 2.5 sets of 11-13” wide body wheels)
Blazin Bell Tech aluminum cabinets (brand new) bases and uppers.
Remote controlled winch attached to floor with floor plate
Custom wired winch to charge through hook up while driving
Weight distributing hitch
100% full insulated and aluminum floors, walls and ceiling
extra floor d rings

The trailer in in 8/10 condition with 10 being new.

The trailer maybe has 12,000 miles on it… it sits for 7-9 months out of the year since I also have a double trailer I have been using more often.



Looking to sell for $11,000 or trade for 2 car goose neck trailer.

 

have you got interior shots? Has it been driven on salty roads?

 

PM sent!

 

Never driven on salty roads just freeways on the west coast

wil get interior shots as it's in Las Vegas right now in storage

 

Any idea of the weight of the trailer alone? Very interested. PM'd this afternoon.

 

I pm'd as well.

 

Just called Exiss and they looked it up by vin and weight is about 3,920 lbs.

 

Thanks, out of my weight range. Need a sub 3000 pounder. Back to ATC.

 

ATC 24' enclosed? Mine weighs 3640

 

Ya I agree they said that was the shipping weight.

Its 100% aluminum. Everything. I can't see how it could weigh 3900 lbs.

 

Very nice trailer, and very reasonable price. Aluminum trailers usually don't weigh significantly less than steel trailers because of the need for more metal needed for stability. But they last longer and retain their value better.

GLWS!

 

Pm sent with lots of questions. Interested but need more info and more pics.

 

That weight seems high for an aluminum trailer, just under what my steel trailer weighs, so it's probably a very conservative estimate and the trailer is actually lighter. You probably don't want to screw around with it but you could take it to a truck weighing station to get the actual weight. We sold a trailer once and that's what the buyer did before completing the purchase. A commercial mover at a nearby business park weighed it for him. Looks like a really nice trailer. We have an Exiss aluminum open trailer and it's really high quality.

 

Great price and great Seller.
GLWS