FS: Dively 18' Open Trailer

[Jake]

I am working on upgrading to a small enclosed which means this trailer must go. I bought it from a friend three years ago (jeez) and it's been passed around NASA Mid-Atlantic before that. At least three of us have owned it and it's towed a Foxbody, BMWs and Minis with ease. I've pulled it with a GMT800 Yukon, newish F150 and now newish Range Rover and it's smooth sailing on all counts.

Basics:

• 2006 Dively EconoTrailer
  
• 18' closed deck
  
• Steel construction
  
• 3500 lb axles with 7k lb GVWR
  
• All-LED lighting
  
• Low-ish fenders (at least they seem that way, I can open my E36 door no problem)
  
• White steel wheels including one spare
  
• Stake pockets on the sides/front - you can use 2x4's and build sides easily. I used to have plywood side panels but had to pitch them in my last move. Helpful for moving mulch, furniture, etc.
  
• Breakaway box/system
  

Maintenance:
The trailer has been maintained by American Truck & Trailer in Manassas, VA and I have receipts of what they have done since I purchased it. The prior owner also used them for service so they've been working on it for at least six years if not more.

• Tires replaced January 2017 - I believe they are Carlisle Sport Trail LH but can check this weekend. I've replaced tires every two years as insurance, never had a blowout (knocks furiously on wood). The spare tire was replaced when I bought the trailer in Spring 2015.
  
• Brakes replaced January 2017
  
• Shackles replaced January 2017 - they had ovaled out and were causing alignment issues, everything is straight now
  
• Wheel bearings repacked January 2017
  
• Wiring repaired as issues come up, have had zero problems the last couple of years. Replaced the main 7-pin plug/harness at the nose of the trailer as the original developed some sort of internal kink/short causing intermittent connections
  
• I resprayed the whole trailer when I bought it, with black Rustoleum. It looks fine for being a basic steel trailer that my BMW has leaked all over.
  

Upgrades:
The trailer has a pickup truck toolbox mounted to the front frame. Great to store straps, a floor jack, fluids, etc. with plenty of space.

I bolted a Pit Pal fuel jug holder to the front of the deck, which will hold two 5-gallon jugs. 

Location & Price:

$2200 OBO. Located in Northern Virginia (Alexandria). Can take better photos if anyone wants them. I am surprised that I even have this many photos of a slab of steel with wheels.









Some 2x4 and plywood can make it do this:

[Senor_Taylor]

Interested, but if someone wants to outbid me, let the wars begin

[Ryan T]

You throw in an E46 M3 with it to sweeten the deal?

[Jake]

You throw in an E46 M3 with it to sweeten the deal?

Sure, but the price would have to increase a little bit.

[rherold9]

Guess I'm never getting a trailer