Looking for a trailer....

[kjackson]

After spending too long deciding what kind of boat I need for the conditions I'm fishing, I've finally figured it out. I have three choices-- buy used, build a stitch-and-glue boat or buy a new hull and rig it.

For the last two options, I need a trailer, and the options I see from dealers of the hull I'm after (basically an improved jon) seem overpriced and not what I'm after.  Are there any decent sources of trailers for light boats in the 14-16-foot range? I've tried searching without a lot of luck.

[grizwilson]

http://www.budsmotorsports.com/boat-trailers---single 

not sure of his current inventory

[fishinwrench]

I might have a really good deal on a trailer for ya after Monday.  

If the guy doesn't come and get this 18' Charger boat off my property by the first of the week then all you have to do is come and get it, and get rid of the boat.   You can modify the trailer however you want and have it titled as HOMEMADE.  

 

[kjackson]

I'm guessing the boat has a Mercury on the back...

 

 

[fishinwrench]

8 minutes ago, kjackson said:

I'm guessing the boat has a Mercury on the back...

 

 

No, it has an Evinrude on the FRONT. 

[wily]

I’d sell you this one cheap...not a bad trailer...but I don’t like it.  Licensed and titled in Missouri...buy it cheap and offset price of a new one for me

Probably needs rewired tho...I blew a couple fuses last week

[Ketchup]

14 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

No, it has an Evinrude on the FRONT. 

With a little shove, that thing would be tucked away in the sticks. 

[fishinwrench]

I don't want it littering up my property.  If it isn't gone by Monday it just might be turned into a crappie bed.

[jdmidwest]

Those boats are hard to sink.

[fishinwrench]

7 hours ago, jdmidwest said:

Those boats are hard to sink.

True.  When you WANT one to sink the SOB won't go down for ----.