Bought my own wagon! NOW WITH PICS!!
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Well, I had to come up to Denver, Colorado to take care of somethings in the area. Had a court appearance I had to make, and some other loose ends to tie up. I came over to the Graebel Van Lines office here in Denver, to pickup a check that they owed me and when on the lot I saw a trailer for sale. It was a '94 Kentucky 53'x102" high-cube HHG trailer, aluminum wheels, stainless on the front and rear, extra lights all over it, stainless belly box covers, excellent rubber, brakes etc. They said that they guy wanted $12k for it, which I thought was a steal...I asked to look inside of it, popped it open and low and behold the purchase price was for the trailer fully equipped. About 40 load bars, 9 stacks of pads, 2 stacks of skins (small and large) car tie downs, 6- 4 wheel dollies, 3 2-wheel dollies and some other stuff I'm forgetting. Picked up the bill of sale from the fellas mom this morning, now I just have to head back down South and get my W900 to come back up here and pick her up. Definitely an exciting day for me...now I just have to get signed on somewhere and get back to work! :lol:
Pics aren't the best, b/c I don't have my tractor up here, and the trailer is backed between two others..I did the best I could. It's not perfect...need to replace a couple belly box latches, and put some LED's in the rear and the flag and lettering is faded, but it's almost 100% scratch free, no dents or ripples in the panels so definitely a good starting point! Random pic of my tractor at my house.. ![]() AAAAAAAAND, the new wagon! ![]() ![]() ![]()
#4
Originally Posted by Teal 95 KW
Well, I had to come up to Denver, Colorado to take care of somethings in the area. Had a court appearance I had to make, and some other loose ends to tie up. I came over to the Graebel Van Lines office here in Denver, to pickup a check that they owed me and when on the lot I saw a trailer for sale. It was a '94 Kentucky 53'x102" high-cube HHG trailer, aluminum wheels, stainless on the front and rear, extra lights all over it, stainless belly box covers, excellent rubber, brakes etc. They said that they guy wanted $12k for it, which I thought was a steal...I asked to look inside of it, popped it open and low and behold the purchase price was for the trailer fully equipped. About 40 load bars, 9 stacks of pads, 2 stacks of skins (small and large) car tie downs, 6- 4 wheel dollies, 3 2-wheel dollies and some other stuff I'm forgetting. Picked up the bill of sale from the fellas mom this morning, now I just have to head back down South and get my W900 to come back up here and pick her up. Definitely an exciting day for me...now I just have to get signed on somewhere and get back to work! :lol:
I'll get pics up later.... And I'm heading to Denver at the end of the month :x I would have bought that in a heartbeat, considering there's probably $6K worth of equipment there. :x :x :x :x :x :x :x Now you gotta lease on to Graebel, since it's painted already. Either that, or sell it to me for $12,001. :wink: How many cubes is it?
#7
Originally Posted by Teal 95 KW
Rev-It's 4,200 cubes. It's got the small slim-profile belly boxes under it.
When you gonna be here, I'll be in town through the weekend. $12,001....lol, atleast I'd make a profit!
Originally Posted by no_worries
What's the difference in compensation for you HHG guys if you pull your own trailer?
#10
Originally Posted by Teal 95 KW
4200 is the last marking on the roof...maybe a foot or so after that. It's essentially the smae trailer you have, with rear belly boxes behind the tandems as well.
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