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Originally Posted by undercoverbrother
We are looking at model year 2000 +/-.
I figure an old trailer is the best way to get my wife into camping.
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Get a hard wall aluminum frame if you can. Stick and tin trailers (as the industry calls them) are disposable.
If size isn't a huge issue, and style not the be all end all. And older Bigfoot trailer is actually awesome. The are pretty much watertight for life as they are built like a big hot tub, and all but immune to hail damage.
I've been on the hunt for one for a while.
