Thanks everyone.
Grit dog wrote:
RVs depreciate like mad. Cargo (and other) trailers don’t.
For new trailers in your neck of the woods, King Company in Wausau WI was the best price/value IMO.
To compare how much value they retain, I used it for 1 trip back to WA and sold it for considerably more than I paid new.
Hi Grit dog.. You mentioned King Company a while ago and I contacted them, but they wont build me the
"narrow track" I want.. 7' wide and no outside fenders.. Jensen trailers north of des moines Ia will build me one for almost 10k
colliehauler wrote:
I found a new 6x12 cargo trailer in Georgia .
I looked on Craigslist and Ebay for the best price.
I cant figure out why cargo trailers are cheapest in Georgia. But Ive shut some people up by showing them what a
new trailer the same size as their old used one costs there..
pitch wrote:
Why would he need an engineering firm to do anything? If he has a modicum of skill he can do it himself. These things are not space shuttles for God's sake!
No he wouldn't have that cute little RVIA sticker that adds 3 or 4 hundred to the price of a camper,but I am sure that he will build better quality than any manufacturer would.
Oh the bit that some campgrounds have about it being RVIA approved? So what. Most campground prohibit weapons and alcohol also.If I followed the "RULE" I would never leave home. Never once has the kid in the office inspected or even asked about the camper and what I have on board.
Now if he has a fire or something that is on him. Probably would be no insurance company.
What I would like to know is why some are so focused on the letter of the rule. Rules are not laws!
Amen, and I don't camp in camp grounds.
