robertwcollins
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Canadian M101: All original and in great shape. I bought this in Canada and drove it across the northern border about 10 years ago with the intention of turning it into an overland/expedition trailer. Other hobbies took priority, so time to let this awesome trailer go.
These are fairly rare since only about 2,000 were produced for the Canadian military. Here is some info from jeepexpeditions:
The M101 Canadian trailers were built here in the US for the Canadian Defense Forces in 1992. There were less than 2000 of these trailers made. Many of them that we have seen are very clean and have little or no rust other than surface rust unlike many of the US military M416s which have been around since the 1940s in various forms. The M101s have a lot of "armor" additions on the front, sides and back welded on to protect it from damage, a BIG PLUS over the US version for protection (but it does add some weight). The stock military wheels and tires are 25 years old and are easily replaced with newer all terrain tires or just change out the brake drums for ones that have the wheel pattern your Jeep has on it: 5x4.5, 5x5.5, 6x5, etc. Then you can carry two spares that will fit both your Jeep and the trailer.
The M101 is rated to carry 2500 lbs on the highway with its 3500 lb axles and rated to float on water with 500 lbs of cargo. We have not seen one float yet but we will take their word for it.
This is a solid off-road military trailer - ideal for 4x4 off-road excursions.
Asking $2500
Call Robert @ 770-403-1808
Located in Jacksonville, Florida
These are fairly rare since only about 2,000 were produced for the Canadian military. Here is some info from jeepexpeditions:
The M101 Canadian trailers were built here in the US for the Canadian Defense Forces in 1992. There were less than 2000 of these trailers made. Many of them that we have seen are very clean and have little or no rust other than surface rust unlike many of the US military M416s which have been around since the 1940s in various forms. The M101s have a lot of "armor" additions on the front, sides and back welded on to protect it from damage, a BIG PLUS over the US version for protection (but it does add some weight). The stock military wheels and tires are 25 years old and are easily replaced with newer all terrain tires or just change out the brake drums for ones that have the wheel pattern your Jeep has on it: 5x4.5, 5x5.5, 6x5, etc. Then you can carry two spares that will fit both your Jeep and the trailer.
The M101 is rated to carry 2500 lbs on the highway with its 3500 lb axles and rated to float on water with 500 lbs of cargo. We have not seen one float yet but we will take their word for it.
This is a solid off-road military trailer - ideal for 4x4 off-road excursions.
Asking $2500
Call Robert @ 770-403-1808
Located in Jacksonville, Florida
