Steel boat trailer. Has never been in salt water. Built custom for a 32' Sunsation back in 1996, has been stored indoors for most of its life. I believe it was a homebuilt trailer so I don't know the exact weight rating. But it's beefy and heavy.

Triple Axle
Electric Brakes on 2 axles
Newer tires with lots of tread remaining, no dry rot or cracks
Good bearings - trailer was recently hauled over 1000 miles with no problems at all.
Lights working
Brakes working
Built in rear rachet straps
V-stop for bow
Heavy Duty 2-15/16 coupler
Beautiful American Racing aluminum wheels, plus spare

$6000 obo. Located in Merritt Island, Florida.

Nice! I wish I could make it grow by about 25%, I’d be coming to get it!

since this is home made no VIN no title ??

Well, it lacks a title because trailers under a certain gross empty weight only get a registration, not a title, in some states. It was registered in Ohio, which is one of those states. I do have transferable registration paperwork on it and I'm pretty sure there was a VIN on it but it's at home so I can't confirm right now.

How does a home build get rated for gvw?

In KS that trailer would need a VIN and title to be legal.

Pretty sure in Michigan you can get a plate if you have a certificate of origin if new or bill of sale if used. We probably have as many home built trailers here than purchased new. Lol

Boat trailers (and most trailers) are not titled in Nebraska. Technically though, they should get a title if GVWR is 10k or more, but the DMV is stupid.
They get a NE registration with a bill of sale and are transferred the same way. Home made trailers get assigned a VIN by the DMV and GRWR is what you tell them.

I've seen this trailer a couple of times and towed it once, it's built like a tank, and the brakes work really well!
GLWS Doc!
Skater Dean

Looks well built. If I had a need for it I’d buy it and figure a way out to plate it or NOT like my last boat trailer. 😂