thanks

I looked at those trailers. They have fixed cradles in the

bow and stern. Not sure if they could be adjusted for a good fit?

I would love to pick one up if they would work.

However I did not want to pay that much. Seems it may be

better to go new?

I have a price list from TrailRite if anyone wants a copy.

Larry Fisher on 2/8/102 8:17 PM said:

>>Mark,

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>>The original manufacturer, Trailrite, is still in business,

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>>and will make you a new trailer, for approx. $3,000 to

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>>$4,500, depending on paint v. galvanized, two axles v.

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>>three, etc. The are at www. trailrite.com, and are based

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>>in southern California. On the east coast, Triad might

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>>be a better bet. There is more on this in other

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>>messages. There are also two Santa Cruz 27 trailers in

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>>the current Latitude 38 classifieds, and they will work.

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>>Larry Fisher

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>>Express 27 #69 "Gwendolyn"

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>>Mark Arquette on 2/8/102 4:20 PM said:

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>>>>I can rent one for a short time or buy one.

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>>>>Also any info on places to buy a new one would help.

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>>>>Thanks for the help in advance.

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