jzj128

I am selling my new trailer that I took delivery on earlier in May 2019. Looking to get $70,000 for it.

So much to list, but its got a Onan onboard generator, 90 gallons of fresh water, full bathroom, lots and lots of cabints, tool box, airlines tracks on the walls and ground, extruded floors, and much more. All options are listed below.

Location: Socal
Links to more photos here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dq2hu1mzm...IKAHyB7Ja?dl=0











Options are all listed below.
1 each 40' iCon Package
1 each GN Corner Bath Package
1 each Upgrade to Vanity Cabinet Above Sink
1 each Upgrade to Porcelain Toilet from Plastic RV
1 each Upgrade to 10 Gallon DSI LP/Electric Combo Water Heater From Electric
1 each Taper Nose for Gooseneck
1 each Add 7000# Axle to Tandem Axles
40 feet 12" Additional Height / Ft
1 each Rear Caster Wheels - Pair
1 each Add Rear Stabilizer Jacks - Pair - 5000# Crank Down
1 each Upgrade to Single Post Hydraulic Jack - Battery Not Included
1 each In Floor Spare Tire Compartment
1 each Upgrade to 455 Series RV Style Door w/ Window & Screen Door - Per Door
1 each Lighted Grab Handle for Side Door - 12V
3 each 48" x 22" Horizontal Slider Window w/ Screen
1 each 48" x 22" Egress Horizontal Slider Window w/ Screen
4 each Add Day/Night Shade to Window - Per Window
1 each Add 14" 12V Power Roof Vent
1 each Add Salem Flow Through Vent System (Pair)
1 each 5.5KW Onan Generator Package (120V/240V) - Gasoline
2 each Add 12V Power Outlet w/ (2) USB Charging Ports
1 each 120V 20A Recept - GFI Protected Where Required
1 each Add 3 Way Light Switches (Pair)
6 each Add 12V 18" LED Interior Light
20 each Add Panelite LED Clearance Light (Ea)
1 each Add Panelite Backup Lights - Pair
1 each Side Mount LED Turn Signal/Clearance and Turn Combo (Pair)
1 each Add 12V MAX Loading /Tie Down LED 18" Light - Per Light
40 feet Insulated Walls & Ceiling - R4 Rated (Up to 18" Additional Height) / Ft
1 each Add 4' Premium Upper Aluminum Cabinet w/ Clear Anodized Trim
14 feet Premium Upper Aluminum Cabinet w/ Clear Anodized Trim / Ft
1 each Load Center Cabinet
2 feet Premium Lower Aluminum Cabinet w/ Clear Anodized Trim / Ft
1 each Add Tool Chest Bank to Lower Cabinet w/ Clear Anodized Trim
1 each ATP Steps into Gooseneck Riser
1 each Add Aluminum Dresser Closet to Lower Cabinet
36 feet Black Anodize Cabinet Trim / Linear Ft of Upper or Lower Cabinet
4 feet Aluminum Countertop - 24" Flip Up / Ft
4 each Add 5000# D-Ring - Recessed
40 feet Add Airline Track - Surface Mounted / Ft
49 feet Add Airline Track - Recessed / Ft
1 each Tire Rack - 8' Fold Up Wall Mounted
1 each 18" Wide Tie Down Strap Hangers - Pair
1 each Upgrade to Lowered Skirt w/ Reverse Beavertail Design - Triple Axle
1 each Color Matched Rear Spoiler - Specify Original or New Style
1 each Wiring for Loading Lights on Rear Spoiler to Activate as Reverse Lights
1 each Add Awning - 21' Dometic w/ Weathershield - 12V Power Awning
1 each Stainless Steel Single Bowl Sink & Faucet - Cabinet Not Included
2 each Add 13,500 BTU A/C - Std Height (13.5")
2 each Upgrade to Heat Strip for A/C
1 each Upgrade to Digital Wall Mount Thermostat for A/C
1 each In Floor Winch Box w/ Pulley - Angled Mount
1 each Add Winch Wire Prep
1 each Add Microwave - 1.0 Cubic Ft. - Integrated into Cabinet w/ Faceplate
1 each Add Refrigerator - 6.3 Cubic Ft - 3 Way (12V, 120V, LP)
1 each 3 Burner LP Cooktop
1 each Safety Package
2 each Add Rollover Sleeper Sofa - 76" Long
1 each Add 1" Lip on Top of Upper Cabinet
1 each Run Wire for Customer Install Solar Powered Battery Charger
2 each Upgrade 500W Quartz Recessed Light to Whelen 900 Series Super LED
1 each Add 12V LED Light on Spoiler

Obturate

InTech has a customer portal with lots of pictures including many taken during construction.

sicumminsde

Did you have an issue with the airline track? I have an Intech trailer on order very similar to yours and honestly would have looked at purchasing yours if I had know it was for sale when I ordered mine back in August. Your trailer is beautiful and it is worth every penny you are asking for it (I know what mine cost lol). I hope it sells soon for you.

OCRACING

Interested shoot me an email @:
Matheworange@yahoo.com
do you still have this ? location ? how many hours on the gen and about how many miles on the trailer ?

Thanks , Mat O.C.

SikesDon

Hi my name is Don
I was checking to see if your trailer is still for sale. I just saw the posting that you did it looks like in 12/19. I figured its sold buy now but I figured doesn't hurt to check.
Thanks Don

jningard

Give me a call if it is still for sale.
216-402-9944
Jeff

twk63

Seems to be a line forming, I would be interested too. Lead time on an Intech Gooseneck build seems to be around 30 weeks

mhm993

Bump for a heck of a build. My first NYC apartment was smaller and less well appointed.

b16gsr

I hope you ALL realize this thread is over 2 years old, the original posters hasn't visited the forums since said post was made over 2 years ago. This trailer was priced appropriate for the market back then, but its well worth over $100k in todays market.

SikesDon

I have been working on a design with them for a 44' gooseneck and they say 34 weeks others say 12 months. I figure supply issues and man power, nobody wants to put in a hard day of work anymore.

shlbygt

I doubt the staff not wanting to put in a hard days work is the issue. The delays/ long lead times are likely supply issues, combined with a high demand for their product.

I toured the plant in August 2018, before ordering my inTech in January 2019.
It was an eight week lead time at that point and the trailer was ready for pickup when promised.
If I remember correctly, the actual construction took 7 to 10 days based on the construction photos.

Most, if not all, of the people building the trailers were Amish.
In the middle of the tour I noticed a number of people sweeping up and thought nothing of it.
A few minutes later we realized the place was quiet with just a few folks still working.
We thought is was a mid afternoon break.
The VP/ Director of Marketing, who showed my friend and I the facility, said many of the workers arrive before dawn and leave around 3:00pm to go work on their farms, other jobs or side businesses.
The employees receive profit sharing and the tour guide said they have a very low employee turnover rate.

What I thought would be a quick promotional tour, turned out to be a nearly three our tour of anything we wanted to see and know about the trailers.
The folks would stop work to candidly answer questions and were very proud of the work they were doing.

InTech looked like a well run, clean, nice place to work.

okie981

I had my 24' InTech car hauler in their factory in October and early November for some major upgrades and overall inspection while they were at it.
When I dropped my trailer off, I was invited to walk through the shop looking at trailers in progress and to talk to some of the employees who would be doing the mods on my trailer.
All of them were friendly, open to discuss anything about the project, and obviously proud of their work.
Everything was done as expected with high quality workmanship.
They even replaced cables on my side ramp door because they saw a couple of frayed wires and replaced one of the side locking bars for that door at no cost to me.

SikesDon

Thank you for the reply and the info. I defiantly wasn't mocking Intech and there ability to build a good trailer. My comment comes from seeing and dealing with lack of skilled labor thats needed these days and how so many industries are hurting due to lack of labor help. But hearing this from you gives me confidence to keep moving forward with my order for my trailer. I would like to tour the plant but I'm on the west coast little bit of a trip for the tour, but would love to do it. I do plan on picking the trailer up, unfortually it finish time is heading into winter so we will see how it goes. Just bummed about the lead time.
Thanks again

mehoff

I just picked up my custom stacker from their manufacturing facility on Monday. Was quoted 3 month delivery, ended up being 7. Not too upset as MSRP increased $20k over that period.

Winter pick up wasn’t too bad. Big snowstorm in Indy, but clear roads once about 2 hours south of the city.

shlbygt

If you were to take the tour before ordering, you'd likely spend more money.
It's one thing to plan what you want in the trailer and relay it through the dealer.
When walking through a number of custom builds in progress, there are plenty of cool ideas other people came up with that you just gotta have.

If you haven't planned on a rear view camera, I'd highly recommend it. It sure makes backing up a whole lot easier and it's nice to not have a blind spot when changing lanes.
I purchased a wired camera from Rear View Safety and had inTech install it. I added docking lights on the sides and loading lights above the rear door that activate with the backup lights and with a switch in the trailer. It turns night into day.
In floor storage between the axles provides plenty of room for heavy spares, such as rotors, calipers and hubs.
Have fun with your build.