Where do you get 'em, and how much? I'm thinking I need one for yard crap, camping, etc.
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Rob, that's true of a lot of things, but probably not military trailers. The Yanks have been snatching up a lot of our CDN 101s... which is what you'll want, Jeff.
Greg and I got ours from a guy in Abby. No idea if he has any more (Greg_B might know), that was a few years ago. I don't recall the price, but they were in good shape - light surface rust only...
A friend of mine bought one from him and had him sandblast and paint it, for an extra $300 or so. It looked awesome, I should have had him do mine too:
I should have got in on that deal for $300.00 too. Screaming price for blast and paint. He loves what he does, that's fore sure.
Thanks Norm, I couldn't remember the numbers either. 101, 105 come to mind. I see them for sale occaisionally, but never where you need them! I see the one for sale in the US is 1660lb's dry weight! Yikes.
Yup, fellow in Abbotsford who is a military vehicle buff. I'll stop by there this week and see if they have any. Nice thing with these guys it they register with ICBC so there are NO issues when transfering title and getting insurance.
I should have got in on that deal for $300.00 too. Screaming price for blast and paint. He loves what he does, that's fore sure.
I'm kinda thinking it was a value added thing, for trailers bought off them. But, I'll check.
I'd assume so as well. The guy has enough projects in his back 40 to last a lifetime, blasting and painting 101s can't be too high on his list of fun stuff to do.
Never know, I guess.