24ft Timberwolf enclosed trailer

Have finally realized that I don't really need an enclosed trailer, so selling mine off to somebody that can use it.
24ft Timberwolf enclosed trailer, 8 1/2ft wide, 3ft curb door and full rear ramp door. Interior is finished in white, with checkerboard vinyl flooring. Comes with the Craftsman tool box, 3500lb Superwinch, aluminum fuel jug rack, aluminum helmet shelf and tie down hangers, and aluminum storage cabinet mounted on the door. Also has a brand new spare and wheel, never been used. Trailer has about 8K miles on it, and about 3500 miles on the tires. It's not perfect, it has some small dingers in the floor, it does have stains where the slicks sat, but overall its a 8.5 out of 10. Pulls super nice, even with a 1/2 ton pickup.
Asking $4700 OBO, will consider a nice bronco or something else ford powered as a partial trade too.

what size are the main frame rails and is it I beam or boxed tubing. Also dose it have a beaver tail and if so how long.

Ace

Beaver tail is 42" long, main frame rails are I beam, 6" as best as I could measure in the dark.

what year is trailer and is exterior free of scraps and dings, floor beams on 16 centers? What type axles 3500 or 5200, torsion or spring

it is a 2000, floor beams are on 16" centers, the 4 tie downs have steel backers under the floor too.
Torsion axles, 3500lb, the only dinger on the outside is on the passenger side lower front, looks like someone caught something like a stake with it, its purely cosmetic and you might be able to massage it out if you wanted.

Timberwolf stands out from many of the other race car trailers, due to their use of rectangular tubing for the wall frame structure. The more common method is a stamped "hat post" like most others use.
My 1993 Timberwolf 26' is still going strong, with regular maintenance and a few occasional treaks...
Just my 2 cents on the brand....
Keith

Thanks for the plug Keith, I should also mention it has brakes on both axles, an if it's close to a full price sale I'll throw in my weight distributing hitch and the bars/brackets that go with it.

Wheelie58 wrote:Timberwolf stands out from many of the other race car trailers, due to their use of rectangular tubing for the wall frame structure. The more common method is a stamped "hat post" like most others use.
My 1993 Timberwolf 26' is still going strong, with regular maintenance and a few occasional treaks...
Just my 2 cents on the brand....
Keith

I agree Keith. I have 2 race buddies that have that same trailer and they are top of line. They make hallmark and Pace take a back seat for sure. Good luck,thats a good price.

I've had some questions so I'll post so everybody can see.
The rear door opening is 93" wide by 78 1/2" tall and it has 83" between the wheel wells inside.
I'm also willing to deal on a package with the glide I have for sale on here also.
pm me if interested.

Sale Pending

Is this still for sale?

Sorry, I appologize, it is sold.