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11-19-2008, 03:30 PM | #21 |
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Re: ALUMINUM vs. STEEL/Aluminum TRAILERS
There is no doubt that Gold Rush is the Gold Standard in trailers but they are so darn expensive. I priced a 26 footer in 2000 and they wanted $26,000.00. Ouch! One thousand dollars per foot.
I finally decided to get a 28 foot pace and put a lounge in it. It is heavy (12,500 lbs with car and full tanks) and should be towed with a dually but I have used the thing for eight years without any problems. At one half the cost of a Gold Rush. Aluminum trailers are front end loaded as far as costs are concerned but they probably pay it back over an extended period of time and when you decide to sell it. And that's the key. Time!
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11-20-2008, 10:18 PM | #22 |
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Re: ALUMINUM vs. STEEL/Aluminum TRAILERS
Chuck, in my opinion the higher price of an aluminum trailer is not worth it. The thing with the aluminum trailers is a better build quality. Worth the extra thousands? Not to me.
Also dont believe that Pace will be at all National races. They were NOT at Pomona last week. The last race of the year with all classes on site and they were a no show. |
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