Talk to Shawn at the conora location of Giant RV down in socal. That is where we bought ours. He gives a Duner discount. I would also say get a ripple side, not a smooth side. Ripple side is lighter and you need as little weight as possible. I think its 400-800lbs lighter than the smooth side(fiberglass) depending on the trailer size and cheaper too. Oh ya, dont get the barbque they offer, its a piece of crap and it was like $200. The weekend warrior dealers here in northern california wouldnt deal on price either, i dont mind driving 400 miles to save $5-10k and it was a pleasure to deal with them, no complaints. You should be able to get a good deal now as the 2006's will be out in 3 or 4 months and they will want to clear out their 05's.

Sean

 

FWIW I was quoted 19K for the 21 FS superlite from Giant RV last week with everything except the glass sides. I have a friend who bought a two month old 03 21' Tailgator for 10K from a place in Irvine that was used for two months. He has had no mech. troubles and may sell it soon but its too heavy for me. Good luck and I hope it works out for you whatever way you go.

 

Nissan aramada will not pull a 26' ww. safetly. this is a heavy trailer that taxes my o2 excursion psd 4wd. we go up steep grades to the oregon coast and its often white nuckle time. Im a firm believer in keeping yourself, your family and fellow road travelers safe, so do yourself a favor and consider more truck or suv than needed. just my 2 pennies.

 

hey cammer i have2 dirtbikes and a golfcart how big of a trailer do i need?

 

1FstRm: I'd say take your pick. Just about anything out there will be big enough.

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I do have 04Weekend Warrior FB 2600, but use nissan armada to tow this trailer will be adventure of the lifetime. This trailer will push armada around like tennis ball. Fully loaded this trailer is a heavy. But otherwise great trailer, but you need at least 3/4 ton frame for towing. IMHO
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