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All 3. Also, the seller will take $20k, but that's the true bottom-dollar. It's insane you can barely buy an empty box trailer this size for $20k, or maybe you can't. For $20k you get a bitchen, clean, solid trailer where *everything* works. -TJ

Absolutely the best seller I've ever worked with. -TJ

Bumping with another $2k price drop, I still can't edit the original post but $23,500obo!!!! -TJ

Thanks! -TJ

Happy New year price drop! IDK why I can't edit the thread/original post, but dropping to $25,500. -TJ

I wasn't planning on going as long as 32'... but I might be interested. I have a 24' Alcom EZHauler (not as nice as your Pinnacle as far as accessories but same builder so same actual construction quality). Obviously I'd be adding cash on my end, PM if you're interested... -TJ

Give me a call, 831-566-7386 I have what you need. Fully remodeled Funco G52, everything fresh. Just got back from Funco having them go through it top to bottom (I'm sure @Grant@Funco can verify). It did a bit over 700 HP *to the tires*. 440cui LS7 with a 4.0L Whipple. Albins. All Motec and all freshly rewired front to back. All new body and paint. All new interior (not recovered seats, new interior with headliner, dash, door panels etc. all covered matching). New billet arms in front, new trailing arms rear. Every heim/bushing/bearing etc. is new. CVs, axles etc. Fully PPF'ed body. Bitchen stereo. Heck, I even just swapped the Dzus fasteners over to black to look that much cleaner (some of these pics are obv before that): (don't worry the passenger floorboard was temporary ;) ) I also have the trailer you need to go with it. I bought the trailer with the car and it drives right in (or winches in, I added a winch) on the sand tire setup. 20' Univerals with ~100gal of water (and transfer pump to pump into your coach), ~120gal of fuel (in two different tanks if you want to run different fuels in different toys), full top cabinets down both sides, top cabinets and lower cabinets with workbench and toolbox up front, fold-down "goucho" couch/beds above both fenders, 4k generator, air compressor with hose-reel, 110 and 12V lights (all LED), etc. etc. etc. Definitely willing to work the GN into the deal. -TJ

TTT -TJ

Congrats on the purchase and pulling the trigger, now get out and enjoy it! -TJ

It's 8.5' (102") wide, aka the legal max. It just doesn't have an ultra-wide door (91" rear door opening according to their specs). -TJ

Where there's a will... IIRC they're the 235/85s, I can double check. If you look close you'll see the additional square tube added under the hangers as stiffening and to add more lift. -TJ

I assume you need something extra-wide? I have a very low-use 2020 Alcom EZ Hauler all AL 24' box I bought new that I might be selling soon. It's a very nice trailer, but pretty basic (no windows, no built-in cabinets, etc.). Stock it came with 4" drop axles (which I still have too) but I put straight axles in to lift it 4", which helps for driveways behind a coach and/or parking the places I imagine you'd use the thing. -TJ

Yes, he bought a '16 or '17 Thor Chateau Super C on a F550 chassis. That is the only reason he's selling, he still loves the trailer. -TJ

FWIW you'll almost always see the chassis be the model-year before the coach. Both of my Newmars, my Southwind, my Thor and my Nexus have been that way...

On my list of "I should have kept that car..." -TJ

Bitchen!!!! -TJ

Bitchen!!!! -TJ

Bitchen!!!! -TJ

Hey Robert, replied to your PM and sent you a text! -TJ

I literally told Steve (current owner, for the rest of y'all ;) ) that this would be PERFECT for Balin. -TJ

Thanks, my buddy that owns it loves it, but the wifey wanted to go the RV route so he picked up a diesel Super C, otherwise he'd be keeping it. I just picked up a new Super C myself or honestly I might have bought it back... -TJ

I weighed a few times, but always with various toys in it. The current owner has weighed it in a bunch of different states (as in, empty-empty, or no toy but full fresh water and fuel, or toys + water + fuel etc. etc.)... I'll ask him for the data. -TJ

2006 Weekend Warrior LE3505 +2' For Sale - Billet Edition - Original No Graphics - $28,500obo $25,500 OBO Now $23,500 Posting for a close, he's the 3rd owner of this trailer and I was the 2nd. The original owner was a helicopter mechanic in the military and beyond meticulous. He custom-ordered this unit so it'd have a 14,999 GVWR (and therefore be legal to tow on a CA Class C driver's license with a Restriction 41 endorsement) but still have TONS of space for toys. Like I said, I owned this trailer previously and absolutely loved it. The trailer had frame-bracing, "outriggers" for the walls, and pin-box bracing done when new so it is extremely solid and has never had wall-sag or other issues. If you know me, you know I upgrade and dial everything in, and the current owner is just as meticulous or more. Some specs: -2007 Weekend Warrior LE3505 +2' -Master bedroom with queen bed -Livingroom couch folds out to bed -Pull down queen in rear -Sleeps 5-6 COMFORTABLY (plenty of floor space for additional sleeping areas) -18'-9" to first cabinet... I had to highlight this one. I have had multiple different full-sized sand rails in this car, including my twin turbo LS Extreme Double Throwdown, my big-cube LS SCU Pro Bro, my Buggyworks etc. -AND- a 450 quad at the same time. The current owner loads a Buckshot Bullet 2-seat mid-engine and a 2 seat RZR into this trailer. -22'-2"' to refrigerator -82" between wheel wells -Full roll out carpet for cargo area -Barbecue grill that mounts to side of trailer or can sit on table included -quick disconnect propane line for grill -Custom storage slide-out in the "basement"... huge improvement vs. when I owned this trailer, great for all your tools, fluids etc. for the Glamis or the desert! -2 matching spare wheels/tires under rear of trailer... another one I had to highlight, fully custom mounting (see pics) for 2 complete, matching spares under the trailer. The whole time I owned this trailer I'd load the spare in and out of the trailer under the toys... this is SO much better -2000 watt inverter to tv plugs -4- 6 volt batteries -2- 7 gallon propane tanks -Upgraded landing gear with individual. controls -Outside stereo with amps and sub (this trailer was always the life of camp) -Upgraded 07 front cap -Large air compressor with big custom tank under trailer and chucks around trailer (I spent a lot on this!) -Winch under stairs with air chuck (done very cleanly) -Frame upgrades including wall supports, added crossmembers and pin-box reinforcements for stiffening... again, this trailer is SOLID. I never had any issues with flex even with the big cars in it, and neither has the current owner. This probably the most structurally sound Weekend Warrior you'll find. This is a no-slide unit, which also contributes to how solid it is! -Spring over axle -8 michelin rib tires on custom wheels -Dexter ez flex suspension equalizers -40 gallon toy fuel tank and 20 gallon generator tank. Custom plumbed with valves to be able to pull fuel from the generator tank if wanted -5500 generator -led bulbs in interior light fixtures -custom storage for sewer hoses underneath where original spare tire mount was. -32" tv in living area and 24" in bedroom -satelite mount on roof -1 ac unit in living area. Prewired in bedroom There is so much more great stuff on this trailer, and you won't find a more immaculate interior (all 3 owners of this trailer have been over-the-top-anal, downright OCD level of cleanliness). If I remember correctly the tanks are 120/50/50 fresh/grey/black but I am confirming that now... Feel free to contact me to get put in touch with the seller. -TJ

I thought it was him/that one. If you can ask him the weight (and if he needs a 20' and/or 24' box trailer) that'd be awesome. -TJ

High end stuff are induction, not "old school" electric. My DS and MA both had induction cooktops, and they're actually really awesome. -TJ