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10-27-2011, 08:55 PM
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# 1 trailer for $20!!!!
My buddy called me and offered his #1 trailer, but he wanted $400. I thought that was way too much. I kindly said that I did not want the trailer. So not 30 minutes later, I was driving by an older auto garage in Wake Forest. I happened to notice a small garden trailer parked next to the shop. I had some running around to do, but I stopped and looked quick and the gentleman said that he would take $20 for it. The back of it is rusted pretty good, and someone tried to patch it already. I was driving my wife's Honda, so I told the man that I would come back some time next week. I went to my parent's house and looked at some pics of #1 trailers on the web and realized that it is a cub cadet #1 trailer!!!!. I asked my Dad if I could borrow his Surburban and $20 (didn't have any cash on me). 20 minutes later I was loading up the trailer and could not believe what had just happened. it is still at my parents house, and I wont be able to pick it up till Saturday or Sunday. I will post some pics then, and hopefully it really is a #1 trailer. If not, then I have a good project yard trailer for $20. I cant wait till this weekend. I want to hook it up behind my "O" so bad. After I post some pics, can yall tell me if it is worth replacing the metal, or just leave it the way it is (except the tires).
Thanks 
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