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Wheel horse trailer

By Sybesma07, in Implements and Attachments

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Sybesma07    3

Sybesma07
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What would a wheel horse trailer like this sale for and are they hard to find?

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whfan74    2,068

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That style usually sells for under $100. Not a rare one or as desirable as the older ones but a cool piece.

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AMC RULES    37,134

AMC RULES
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Not the cute little :wh: tub cart, but that trailer will work it's butt off for you.

I recommend you snag it if you can.   :handgestures-thumbsup: 

       :WRS:

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Sybesma07    3

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Okay I just don't know much about these yet. He wouldn't sell it but I did find this today and bought it. As 3 point on it and home made snow plow. 55-60?

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Tim    97

Tim
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I think its a 60 or 61  suburban

not from the 50's

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AMC RULES    37,134

AMC RULES
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Nice score there, looks to be in great condition for being stored outdoors. 

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Sybesma07    3

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Thanks AMC RULES. It's in really nice shape for as old as it is. Bodies in really good shape and be a good one to restore.

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AMC RULES    37,134

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Maybe just clean it up, get it running again first...  :eusa-think: 

then decide if you want to, maybe leave in it's original work clothes.  

It's original patina looks pretty awesome too.   :handgestures-thumbsup:

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Uncle Buck    246

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I am starting to like the way a lot of them look without restoration. In fact I now regret restoring one of my old rusty horses.

Maybe just clean it up, get it running again first...  :eusa-think: 

then decide if you want to, maybe leave in it's original work clothes.  

It's original patina looks pretty awesome too.   :handgestures-thumbsup:

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