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Old 02-19-2016, 08:37 AM   #1
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Hi! I am Mary Ann. I am a grandma and usually camp with my motorcycle & tent, but joints getting a little sore on cold ground. Considering A small trailer I could pull with my truck or a smaller truck I might buy. Looked around last summer and everything was really expensive. I want something very simple. In Kentucky I met a couple who has a trillian. I 💕it! They were from Michigan and I didn't catch their names. He told me about this forum.
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Welcome Mary Ann!! You will find a ton of information and help here. There are good deals out there but they get grabbed up quickly! My old trailer sold in under a week and was purchased by a couple who had been looking for awhile and we're ready to make a quick decision.
Price is also somewhat dependant on how handy you are and/or willing to do some renovation.
Fiberglass is remarkably resilient and even really old trailers can be brought back to life with some work.
Good luck!!

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Welcome Mary Ann!! You will find a ton of information and help here. There are good deals out there but they get grabbed up quickly! My old trailer sold in under a week and was purchased by a couple who had been looking for awhile and we're ready to make a quick decision.
Price is also somewhat dependant on how handy you are and/or willing to do some renovation.
Fiberglass is remarkably resilient and even really old trailers can be brought back to life with some work.
Good luck!!

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