Response: Greetings, I have expensive rental equipment on site and need to work dawn to dark, thus the delayed response. I have a truck show and a car show on Aug 13 and 14 that I was hoping I could tow my new trailer to. Kind of a big deal for me. If it's not to be, I can live with it. Whereabouts E. of Seattle would you be? This trailer is a one-of-a-kind antique, and needs to be treated as such. What type of equip. do you intend to use? RE: Your 2nd ?: I've not seen the trailer, but it's 15' overall, and the box is 12.5'. Normally, the axle is mid-point on the box, so I'm going to guess that it's not much more than 7' from axle to back. If more precise measure is needed, I will need to contact seller. I'm not sure which direction you're coming from, but my home is 50 mi. S. of Seattle off I-5. Hope this info is what you're looking for. Regards, Dan (7/25/2005)

Response: Ah, a fellow Stude nut. I have a restored '47 1-ton pick-up and a '60 Champ, plus 10 other antique trucks. I bought the trailer to haul around behind the trucks. If you can do the job for this $, let's make a deal, and I'll met you at the Studebaker show. Should just about pay your expenses. Too bad I can't bring the Studie, but it's too far, and I'm too slow. 2" ball. Thanks. Regards, Dan..... **************** 289stude; I was hoping to get a bid from you. Maybe I insulted you with my price. I assumed you had a space to fill, and my load would be helpful, as you didn't mention your price. Please get back in touch if you think we can work something out. Thanks, Dan (7/26/2005)

Response: Davey, If you want to bid on this job for $900., I would pay your uShip fees. I don't know what your circumstances are, but if you have space, and are coming this way anyway, maybe $900. is better than nothing. And I'm still willing to drive some to meet you. Many thanks, Dan (8/10/2005)