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 I plan on hauling my XR, or whatever dirtbike I have by then, out to Uwharrie forest in the same fashon, but am currently not sure how I'ma get it in the door...
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Vintage is the way to go. There are a lot of cool old trailers out there. Here is a pic of my 1964 Streamline. We have pulled ours from Lake Michigan to South Florida, and thats just last year.
 
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Thanks for all the replies and some great trailer pics. Looking at prices it seems that for about mid - high teens you can get a really well kept, everything functioning 28-30ft circa late seventies to mid 80's Airstream. When getting toward 90's and 2000's prices jump significantly.
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Not trying to hijack, but are any Pelicans familiar with Eriba (German) trailers like the 'Puck". I've seen some for sale (mostly sold) and am helping a friend look for a fibreglass European style trailer she can haul with her 4 Runner.
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She's looking for something along these lines...
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Talk to Tabs before you purchase a trailer.
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Hard to go wrong with a vintage Airstream , Avion, Silver Streak or Streamline. Last December I picked up a 1968 Avion C11 truck camper that I am going to restore. I am amazed how well it has held up over 43+ they really knew how to build quality back then. All aircraft construction with aluminum frames and real wood cabinetry. Restore a classic you won't regret it.
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