Turns out, Adventure Trailers are not amphibious

[Ted_Z]

I spotted this AT trailer in a junk yard in Denver, CO. I asked the guys at the desk about it and it was a victim of the 2013 Colorado floods. I guessing the owner was a Land Rover guy because of the wheels/adapters. The frame rails and boxes were full of sand, rocks and silt from being swept down river. (sorry for the bad cell phone pic's)

 

[Yulli]

that's quite a find.

 

[MOSDEFJEFF]

What yard did you find that at?


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[Ted_Z]

Colorado Auto and Parts, it's actually in Englewood, CO. It is off Oxford and Sante Fe.

Oh, I asked and they won't sell it whole. Best I could get was they would cut the frame apart and sell the boxes and swing arms. All the accessories, lights and electrical was either missing or trashed, so was one air bag. So with no frame either, I figured is wasn't worth the effort to try to put it back together.

 

[TwinStick]

Hope no one was using/in the RTT when that happened !!!

 

[nwoods]

that'll buff right out.

 

[JCMatthews]

that'll buff right out.

Might require a shot of rattle can white in a place or two.

 

[Xrunner]

Look what showed up on Denver's craigslist... an M116A3 with a very rough looking Horizon Adventure Trailer box.

 

[Ted_Z]

That's were it went!

Looks like my links from the OP are broken. I'll see if I can fix them...