Pure Energy

I had a Nextrail triple axle trailer built for my 31' Sonic. Aluminum, electric brakes on 2 axles, spare tire, 10500 lbs. I sold the Sonic before the trailer was delivered.

The new boat I bought came with a South Florida tandam axle, surge brakes on 1 axle, 7000 lbs.

I bought a Superboat 30 Y2K that is considerably lighter than the Sonic. I have had the Nextrail for sale since July but no bites. I'm selling for $500.00 less than I paid for it and it has never been used.

Would I have better luck selling the South Florida trailer??

Thanks

Qball

put them both up for sale and see which one sells first......spring is almost here and someone is going to need a trailer

thedonz

what's up Qball long time bud

jr mike

Pure Energy

And how does that help me??? Start your own thread

mwdill

where are the trailers listed?

Outdrive1

I might take some time but I would look through the classifieds for private parties or dealers selling boats without trailers and offer a commision if they can move one of your trailers on a boat sale. I know I've seen plenty of boats listed with out trailers. Here's another thought, turn one into a flat bed for a car hauler or a toy trailer. Those seem to sell alot easier.

Catagory5

If it doesn't sell your asking too much. Personally for the $500 difference I would order a new one set up for my boat. That $500 would buy a currant model year, a warranty, and little or no set up time. There has to be enough of a spread in the new and used price to entice someone not to order a new one. Seems that $500 isn't enough or it would be sold.

I agree put hem both up for sale and keep the one that doesn't sell.

stecz20

who cares what you say.... you are a no good filthy svine..... shoots him in z head......

stecz20

i dont know, but did chris ask you if i could borrow one for sunday to bring jc his present... im sure he didnt, and it was his idea, he pimped out your trailer......

Baddogg

how much for the nextrail?