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SOCALFJ

SOCALFJ

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A used 2004 Adventure Trailer HORIZON.

She came home tonight!

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Needs 80 series alloys and a silver paint job... but hell im not complaining!!

Going to move the tent and the fridge over from the cruiser to the Horizon. Trailer brake controller is being installed tomorrow. Have a spare door that i can put on too. We'll have it down at Toys for Tots on Saturday in rare form hopefully to haul toys.

:bounce::bounce2::bounce::bounce2::bounce::bounce2::bounce::bounce2:
 
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:cool: Dave.

The 80 is gots to be happy to lose some weight! :D
 
Nice trailer Dave. Cool to find a used one like that. Congrats.
 
Bluto said:
:cool: Dave.

The 80 is gots to be happy to lose some weight! :D
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Yeah it will be nice to shed a few lbs off the rig. It will also be nice to not have to pack up the tent each time we want to go on a run. We can have a sort of a base camp now.
 
Nice - love the red X. I'm totally jealous Dave. Looked at their prices when I received a small inheritance a year ago. New - Yikes! Nice - YES!

For as much as you and Yosh go out, it's a perfect solution. I agree with the ability to leave things packed up in the trailer. Get your food together, hook up the trailer and you're off.
 
Brentbba said:
Nice - love the red X. I'm totally jealous Dave. Looked at their prices when I received a small inheritance a year ago. New - Yikes! Nice - YES!

For as much as you and Yosh go out, it's a perfect solution. I agree with the ability to leave things packed up in the trailer. Get your food together, hook up the trailer and you're off.
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Yep, i'd never be able to afford new. That's why i jumped on a used one. They never come up for sale used. I had to harass Mario over at AT to let me buy a rental :) Yep, for us going out once a month its totally worth it. It wont sit around like most peoples recreational trailers. It's going to a good home for sure.
 
Pic is there now - very nice! She looks like she's got all the goodies on the tongue as well (water, jerry cans, battery, propane)!
 
Yeah, she came with the following.... (since it was the owners personal toy)

Dual lifeline batteries 105 amp each
2 aux cigarette plugs
110 plug in charge
Battery Tender
Solar Dist box with port
20 gallon water tank
10 gallons of fuel
ARB 12volt flour. adventure light
LED lighting throughout including inside compartments
stove
Built in cutting board
2.5 gallon propane tank
Fridge drawer slide
Fiamma Awning
Brand new 33's Mud's.
Lock N Roll off road hitch
Line-X interior box
 
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just brent? f--ker! j/k! too much of a noob to bring all that luxury and lots to learn.
 
It was a couple of hundred easy, but it's been about 4+ years since we installed the controller in the LC and brakes on the troop's trailer. With 3500 lbs rumbling behind me, I'm damn glad the trailer has brakes now. Can't believe I towed it for a year or so w/o brakes on it! Yikes!
 
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