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1499 days ago

Car Transporter/Bikes, 4WD Bikes ETC

Rae from Rangiora

**Car Transporter**

Can be used to transport other items eg bikes, racing car, canoes, 4wd bikes etc

2008 Car Transporter – Registration expires 26/07/21, warranted.

Comes with many extras,

Sizzor jacks welded permanently on front,

Electric winch,

Excellent storage.

Mag spare wheel same as trailer wheels.

Bike rack can be fitted on attachment at rear of trailer

10 lashing points,

Ramps and twin safety chains.

Hydraulic brakes, Twin Duratorque Suspension.


Shelter can be mounted from back of trailer via poles which reside on side of trailer.


Carries every thing we needed. Including large awing, poles, bbq, ladder, gas bottles etc. Reason for selling - we are downsizing.


Great buying, often admired so get in fast.


Dream to tow!


We are in Rangiora, please contact if you have any questions


Measurements of transporter


Total width from outside of mudguards 2.500mm


Inside measurements across – 2m

Inside length – 3.750mm

Overall length 4.5m

Text or phone 033106605, 0279090240

Price: $7,500

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