Opinions on trailers....

[LVCamaro]

This Renegade trailer rolled over 50,000 miles yesterday at the Ann Arbor Camaro SuperFest. 3rd set of brakes/tires in nearly 4 years, but otherwise factory original. You hardly know it's back there

SS

[hvychev]

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This Renegade trailer rolled over 50,000 miles yesterday at the Ann Arbor Camaro SuperFest. 3rd set of brakes/tires in nearly 4 years, but otherwise factory original. You hardly know it's back there

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What a sight......

[MosportGreen66]

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This Renegade trailer rolled over 50,000 miles yesterday at the Ann Arbor Camaro SuperFest. 3rd set of brakes/tires in nearly 4 years, but otherwise factory original. You hardly know it's back there

SS

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I'm Jealous. COOL!

[bilede]

has anyone looked into the aluminum enclosed trailers such as featherlite, ATC, TNT, etc.. I have a dakota also for my daily driver and got rid of my 3/4 ton last year and don't want to have another vehicle around just to pull a trailer so wondering if a 360 in a dakota would pull one okay.. any thoughts on these??

[kwhizz]

Tom........I have a 24' Haulmark enclosed trailer that works perfectly for me except for one big mistake I made when I bought it was that I didn't get the extra side door that allows you to get into the car without squeezing into the narrow opening as the door travel is limited....
Ken
see you at the Nova Nat's

[Mr. T]

JD,

I see in the latest edition of Hemmings Motor News that you are giving your 69 Camaro away in some drawing? Is this your car or somebody else's? If it is, it looks just like yours. You can enter at this website. www.hhtrailer.com

[J_D]

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JD,

I see in the latest edition of Hemmings Motor News that you are giving your 69 Camaro away in some drawing? Is this your car or somebody else's? If it is, it looks just like yours. You can enter at this website. www.hhtrailer.com

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Tony, unfortunately I don't own a 1969 Camaro. Wish I did though ! ! !

If you will look at the photos I posted above, those two photographs with the 1st gen Camaro on the trailer were taken at the H & H trailer display at the 2004 SEMA show.

Sorry if I created any confusion here.

The display that H & H Trailer Co. had at the 2004 SEMA show in Las Vegas was in connection with a drawing. You put your name in the hat for the trailer, the Camaro on the trailer and the '69(?) Chevy pickup hooked up to the trailer. I was never notified I won it Wish I did.

[ORIGLS6]

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For comparison's sake, we bought an enclosed Haulmark with finished walls/ceiling off the lot for a $1000 less than that last year...

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I bought a 1 year old 20' enclosed (actually measures 20' 10" inside ) unit three years ago. It has a walk-in door at the right front and the access door on the drivers' side. Somewhat unfinished inside when I bought it but I've done some upgrades. It had the rock shield (alum. treadplate) on the front and chrome wheels. Price; $4K.

It's served me well for hauling a '70 Chevelle, and plenty of room up front for tools, chairs, coolers, and clothes. I also have an 18' open trailer but I rarely use it anymore. Security of tools, etc. is one thing but the car is just SO MUCH SAFER in the event of BAD weather. "Old cars don't like hail!"

[CT Mark]

I have a 24' enclosed Pace American Shadow. It's a 1999 model that I bought used. It is still as good as new. I'm very happy with it. If you go enclosed, I'd recommend a white or silver one. Those dark colors fade quickly and absorb lots of heat. Good Luck.

[Mr70]

I can vouch for what DC says.
To Dennis