You don't see these every day on eBay...
- kmclemore
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You don't see these every day on eBay...
A Mac Trailer for sale.
Caveat: I have no connection to the owner and know absolutely nothing about it other than what's shown in the eBay listing.
Having said that, I see it has disc brakes, but seems to lack a ladder... not sure if this is for an X or what(?)... but if someone here has a rotted trailer, it might do the job until they get something better. Doesn't seem to be a reserve, and BiN is only $500... not a bad price if it's in reasonable condition. Being in FL means it's more likely to have seen a lot of salt, though.
Caveat: I have no connection to the owner and know absolutely nothing about it other than what's shown in the eBay listing.
Having said that, I see it has disc brakes, but seems to lack a ladder... not sure if this is for an X or what(?)... but if someone here has a rotted trailer, it might do the job until they get something better. Doesn't seem to be a reserve, and BiN is only $500... not a bad price if it's in reasonable condition. Being in FL means it's more likely to have seen a lot of salt, though.
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Mark Prouty
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Re: You don't see these every day on eBay...
But Kevin. How well are those MacGregor trailers built?kmclemore wrote:A Mac Trailer for sale.
Caveat: I have no connection to the owner and know absolutely nothing about it other than what's shown in the eBay listing.
Having said that, I see it has disc brakes, but seems to lack a ladder... not sure if this is for an X or what(?)... but if someone here has a rotted trailer, it might do the job until they get something better. Doesn't seem to be a reserve, and BiN is only $500... not a bad price if it's in reasonable condition. Being in FL means it's more likely to have seen a lot of salt, though.
- kmclemore
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Well, that's just my point, Mark... the Mac trailers clearly ain't worth a lot, but if all you've got is one that's about to fall apart, or you want to restore one for use but still need your current one to haul around your rig in the mean time, this might do the trick.... heck, there's no reserve on the bl**dy thing and it's only at $1.00 right now, so it could go really cheap indeed!Mark Prouty wrote:But Kevin. How well are those MacGregor trailers built?
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Mark Prouty
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hull, it'd be worth $1 to take it to a shop that makes trailers and sa"make me a galvanized one just like it". That is, assuming that your trailer is full of boat...
Of course, you'd want to make all those little (maybe big) improvements...
But, its gotta be worth something just to show the bunk layout, etc...
Heck, the tires and wheels are worth something...
No, I have no connection to it. But, I'd be bidding on it if I were in the area and had someplace to put it...
Of course, you'd want to make all those little (maybe big) improvements...
But, its gotta be worth something just to show the bunk layout, etc...
Heck, the tires and wheels are worth something...
No, I have no connection to it. But, I'd be bidding on it if I were in the area and had someplace to put it...
