Enclosed trailer question

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vtmopar

vtmopar

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Anyone use a 20' enclosed for there 2 door Darts?
I really wanted a 24' but found a good deal on a nice 20'.
This is a nice trailer at a good price and thinking I should consider it.
Thanks
 
I use 20 ft enclosed and it does good. But that's w Duster and no 4wheeler.
 
That's what I was thinking leave the wheeler at home.
I think I might go with this and in a couple years buy a new what I want.
The used prices are so damn close to a new one.
Thanks
 
20 foot trailer is fine as long as your not taking much else with you. Make sure it has a least 5000lb axles. Most of them come with 3500lb axles. Or equip your trailer with at least 8 ply tires.
 
My brother had a 20footer,
his 1968 Dart was a tight fit.
go with a 24 footer, you will be glad you did.
He now has a 26ft & I have a 28ft trailer. We both love the room.
 
I have a 24' trailer. It's just right.
A 20' trailer will be a tight fit.
 
You guys helped me decide,I'm going to hold out for a 24'
I think I'll regret buying the 20'.
Thanks for the replys
 
I am on my second 21'. I ordered it that way. Makes a big difference when turning, especially with a 32' motorhome. I love it, and everyting fits. I used to carry my quad and it was fine, but I carry a pit bike and bicycle. Has move then enough room with my 69 Valiant, or 71 Dart.I also have a 2' bench up front.
Bottom line, I like 21' way better.
 
If you have to question yourself, you have the answer.
The 20' will not be big enough in a month or two, 24' will be small in a year.
Trailer space is like horsepower you cannot have enough... Until you have to turn or back it in a really tight space.
 
I bought a 24ft and am glad I did.Traveling for the weekend requires extra baggage.You,ll love the extra space.:D
 
The smallest I had was a 24'. I can see a 20' working for the time being, and you can always market it as a landscape trailer or trade it in when the opportunity to step up comes.

One thing I didn't see mentioned, was to make sure it's a 102" wide. 8' wide trailers with the wheel wells make it very difficult to get out of the car. I'm sure most are 102's, but just thought i'd bring it up incase it's a older trailer.
 
20' too short! We're getting rid of our 24ft and keeping the 28ft. We prefer having too much room over too little. We also went with 16" wheels on the 28 which gives us better tire selection.
 
Im glad I held out,scored a deal on a 26' v nose.
Heading out to pick it up middle of next week, 6 1/2 hours away, but like everything else in Vermont you have buy outside the state.
prices up here are nuts
 
okay,good because the 20 foot would really be a tight fit, we had a hallmark 28 foot and that was tight but that was with a 1970 cuda and a golf cart
 
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