Looking for an 04 little PT trailer.

[Mr.Barton]

Anyone has one or knows an owner?


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[THier]

This one?

http://www.ptcustoms.com/Trailer_1.html

Tom

[Pyropathic]

That thing is so cool. Any information on where to buy one?

[THier]

quote:Originally posted by Pyropathic

That thing is so cool. Any information on where to buy one?

I'm guessing that web sight, its their trailer.
Tom

[bigdogdad]

Here's their website
http://www.ptcustoms.com/CustomizeYourCruiser.htm

[1wedwudy]

Friend of mine has one. Lights on the trailer suck. Brake lights cannot be seen in the daytime.

[bigdogdad]

Now that you mention it (about break lights not bright enough), it almost appears as if they are painted red. http://www.ptcustoms.com/Trailer_1.html
Maybe they can install original lights?

[gamman]

There was an article in the edmonton journal (where the edmonton oilers hockey team plays - edmonton, alberta, canada) about a guy in a town 8 hours away - Kelowna, British columbia, canada, and they make trailers, they are about 6000 and for an extra 500 you can get them to make a tent trailer. I kept the article, but I don't have it now, I will get it, how soon can you wait? Hey, wait, I am going to Kelowna - 4 days. You want some color pics? I will get some for sure! Now I have to convince the s.o. that a stop at an automotive shop during the holidays is an ok thing. I can't remember the name, and the article is in the car. I hope.

[tom-t-rifik]

The Candian firm PT (Perfect Trailer) has severed their relationship with TomiCrafts in Japan and has gone out of business. A friend here in Phoenix just bought the last trailer they had in stock. It's a shame, was a nice trailer and hauls a bunch of stuff. The smaller PT Trailer mentioned above from Florida is a piece of crap. I know two owners who wound up paying double the purchase price just to rebuild the dang thing so it was road worthy and didn't leak. Looks like right now, there's just not a decent PT style cargo trailer on the market.

[tom-t-rifik]

Oops, I forgot about these guys - Superior Glass Works. They make a nice little cargo trailer for hot rods as well as full street rod bodies and parts. The trailer is available with several fender and taillight combinations including the classic '32 Ford teardrops. Check em out at http://www.superiorglassworks.com/de...&IndID=2&Cat=2 (you may have to cut and paste this link to get directly to the trailer page, or start at their home page and just look for the Mullins Trailer page.)