Some M101's and 105's are going cheap at the Barstow Facility!

[Obi..]

Helping a friend shop and I figure since some here might want to get in on the deal I'd give the link.

Start bid's are @ $150.00 and go up from there. The big lot listed are the Turtle Mountain models. We threw out a clean $400 to see what he'll get. :wrenchin:

It's down to just two pages, just scroll down to the specific batch and click the trailer link(s):

http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/endecaSearch?words=trailer&location=US%5FCA&Ntt=USCA%7Ctrailer&N=0&cmd=keyword&Nty=1&Ntx=mode+matchall%7Cmode+matchall&No=30&Ns=Lot+Number%7C0&Ntk=P%5FAuction%5FCountry%5FState%7CP%5FLot%5FTitl e

[Obi..]

Heck, anyone need a decent shop compressor?

http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=3049955&convertTo=USD

[slosurfer]

Just an FYI, those trailers are massive! Without major work, they look rediculous behind vehicles of our size and even stock sized fullsize trucks. Here are some specs. 7ft wide and the frame/pintle is about 3' off the deck (think about the height difference between the height of your hitch and the lunnete ring on the trailer). If you get smaller springs and wheels to lower it, then it could make a good work trailer for our vehicles but it's pretty heavy at over 1.25 tons empty.

That being said, I've thought about getting one and using the bed of it to replace the rusting/rotting utility bed on my f250. :) I haven't measured it, but it might make for a killer looking flatbed.

Characteristics of the Trailer, Cargo, 1 1/2 Ton, Two Wheel, M105
Net weight 2,650 lbs
Max gross wt 7,150 lbs
Total length 165.5 in
Cargo body length 110 in
Total width 83 in
Cargo body width 74 in
Cargo deck height above ground 37 in
Cargo load height under bows 60 in
Cargo load height to top of side racks 45 in
Cargo load height to top of side panels 18 in