Due to not using it enough we are offering up our professionally built off road trailer. Located in Phoenix, AZ
Trailer is very strong and comfortable. I had this trailer built by progressive trailers in Phoenix Arizona. I wanted a robust trailer that was extremely simple in design so that we would not have to worry about things not working. I incorporated a tapered rear end for clearance while off road.
The frame of the trailer is built of steel and has 1inch foam core insulation to help keep the inside Temps more stable. There is a single entrance door on the driver side left. There are two good size sliding windows that make for great ventilation. I did not have a over head fan built in due to the fact that we were carrying our long hobie kayak on top. Could be done though.
There is LED lighting inside and out side the trailer for low power draw. One overhead light inside and one very bright porch light with the switch just inside the door so you can illuminate out side before you get out. There is a double usB port inside right by your head to charge gadgets or phones while you are inside.
Great storage spot under the rear "garage" area inside the camper. Enough space to keep two bins of clothes while we were on extended trips. We had a custom mattress made for the trailer that has a washable cover. It's included unless you would prefer not. It's got dirty over the years from camping but very comfortable. The rear garage part of the camper has an incredible amount of space that is great for camping gear, boots or anything else that you would like to keep out of the way and it locks up!
While trailer looks very small it is actually quite comfy and spacious. I'm 6'2" and my girlfriend is 5'2" and can sleep side by side without touching. I can sit up in the trailer with no head clearance issues.
Trailer has two manual jack screw stabilizers that extend down to really keep the trailer stable while you're inside. It has leaf springs with a brand new axel and bearings when the trailer was built. I put full size 30x9.5r15 inch bfg KO2's on the trailer to match the truck. Tread is basically brand new maybe 3k miles on them. I was pulling it with a tacoma so the bolt pattern is that of a tacoma. There is a spare tire with a mismatched mud terrain tire mounted on the passenger right of the trailer. Good tread as well just older tire.
The V nose shape really helps with aero dynamics and the trailer is hard to tell it's back there. The trailer weighs about 1200 lbs empty and can be stored inside a standard garage with ease which is where it has lived it's whole life except the last 2 months where we needed the space.
If you are a simple is better you will love this thing. We use a small self regulating solar panel to keep the battery topped off and it has never let us down. I had a side loading kayak bar installed on the roof and I'll provide the bar for that if you want it. There are Hobie Tandem Island racks on top that I will be removing before selling.
Now for the bad,
1. The fenders could use a touch up where the truck has thrown rocks and there are little chips in the paint.
2. The outer door seal for the entry door just randomly decides to untuck itself from the door frame. Just have to keep tucking it back in.
3. One of interior windows doesn't lock I just never noticed it until a couple years after it was built.
4. The rear door could use an adjustment it catches on the rear frame slightly when opening on the right side and the door edges have always been pointy so they could be filed down.
Other than that it's been a great trailer and we have loved it. Traveled all over the western side of the USA. Most extreme action it has seen in a dirt road. I have the title in hand so feel free to call and ask any questions you may have!
Located Phoenix, Az
Asking $9,000
Thanks,
Nick
Four 3 Five 327- 1271
Trailer is very strong and comfortable. I had this trailer built by progressive trailers in Phoenix Arizona. I wanted a robust trailer that was extremely simple in design so that we would not have to worry about things not working. I incorporated a tapered rear end for clearance while off road.
The frame of the trailer is built of steel and has 1inch foam core insulation to help keep the inside Temps more stable. There is a single entrance door on the driver side left. There are two good size sliding windows that make for great ventilation. I did not have a over head fan built in due to the fact that we were carrying our long hobie kayak on top. Could be done though.
There is LED lighting inside and out side the trailer for low power draw. One overhead light inside and one very bright porch light with the switch just inside the door so you can illuminate out side before you get out. There is a double usB port inside right by your head to charge gadgets or phones while you are inside.
Great storage spot under the rear "garage" area inside the camper. Enough space to keep two bins of clothes while we were on extended trips. We had a custom mattress made for the trailer that has a washable cover. It's included unless you would prefer not. It's got dirty over the years from camping but very comfortable. The rear garage part of the camper has an incredible amount of space that is great for camping gear, boots or anything else that you would like to keep out of the way and it locks up!
While trailer looks very small it is actually quite comfy and spacious. I'm 6'2" and my girlfriend is 5'2" and can sleep side by side without touching. I can sit up in the trailer with no head clearance issues.
Trailer has two manual jack screw stabilizers that extend down to really keep the trailer stable while you're inside. It has leaf springs with a brand new axel and bearings when the trailer was built. I put full size 30x9.5r15 inch bfg KO2's on the trailer to match the truck. Tread is basically brand new maybe 3k miles on them. I was pulling it with a tacoma so the bolt pattern is that of a tacoma. There is a spare tire with a mismatched mud terrain tire mounted on the passenger right of the trailer. Good tread as well just older tire.
The V nose shape really helps with aero dynamics and the trailer is hard to tell it's back there. The trailer weighs about 1200 lbs empty and can be stored inside a standard garage with ease which is where it has lived it's whole life except the last 2 months where we needed the space.
If you are a simple is better you will love this thing. We use a small self regulating solar panel to keep the battery topped off and it has never let us down. I had a side loading kayak bar installed on the roof and I'll provide the bar for that if you want it. There are Hobie Tandem Island racks on top that I will be removing before selling.
Now for the bad,
1. The fenders could use a touch up where the truck has thrown rocks and there are little chips in the paint.
2. The outer door seal for the entry door just randomly decides to untuck itself from the door frame. Just have to keep tucking it back in.
3. One of interior windows doesn't lock I just never noticed it until a couple years after it was built.
4. The rear door could use an adjustment it catches on the rear frame slightly when opening on the right side and the door edges have always been pointy so they could be filed down.
Other than that it's been a great trailer and we have loved it. Traveled all over the western side of the USA. Most extreme action it has seen in a dirt road. I have the title in hand so feel free to call and ask any questions you may have!
Located Phoenix, Az
Asking $9,000
Thanks,
Nick
Four 3 Five 327- 1271
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