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Hey all,

Have my Tilta Trailer up for sale.

You can find more info on their site http://www.tiltatrailer.com.au/tandem_axle_trailer.html ,

but basically it's an airbag suspension system which runs off your

trailer plug.

So just flick a switch to lower it and another flick raises it.

Dual axle, electronic brakes, 500kg total weight.

Registered in new south wales until march

Pics are as above on their website, but i will get actually pics in the next few days as it sits at work.

Have a custom tire rack some boys at work knocked up that fits this trailer, this MAY be thrown in with the sale,

will check with the boys first.

$5500 ono

Located in sydney

Simon

reason for selling is i have sold my track car and am not buying another track only car.

If the link doesn't work just go to the tilta trailer website on google

ok coo. well i just bought one, custom though with a full floor...

they are the best trailers and this is a bargain!

tips for anyone looking for a great racecar trailer buy this one!

Here are some pics of the trailer. There are a couple pics of the trailer lowered also ( note that the ramps didn't go all the way to the ground because I have some wheel chocks under the trailer).

There is some slight surface rust on the drawbar, nothing any trailer doesn't have.

Tyres are in excellent condition tread wise.

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