Having looked at the picture, I'm reminded I may be overdue for a tetanus shot.
i'd imagine no returns on free trailers.
I think it's free for good reasons. I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
That thing's got more bacteria than a compost pile.
Its still over priced 
I suspected that was from Flagstaff, AZ 
That thing would fit right in in downtown Seattle...
I got gonoherpasyphilaids looking at that.
In reply to Jay_W :
or Mountain View Ca but I hear they've passed an ordinance.
stuart in mn said:I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
You'd probably poke a hole in it.
one of the rare CL ads with the address. They really want it to disappear. 
nutherjrfan said:one of the rare CL ads with the address. They really want it to disappear.
Or it could be that the owner's neighbors really want it to disappear.
I would take it to a remote place, pull the tires, and burn it. Bingo... nice frame for a 2-car trailer.
How bout some interior pics? Can't make a decision without seeing the whole thing.
Just imagine the power washer porn of cleaning that thing with 3,000 psi.
It's a bit far for me but I'd at least look at it if I lived within a couple hundred miles.
In reply to Curtis :
Burning it??!! Nooooo! Can you imagine the E36 M3 being released into the atmosphere when you torch that thing? In my experience, those things are basically a redneck home intended specifically for the vacation period - the period when the owner is the most drunk and horny and the least interested in showering. Now, imagine that combined with thick shag carpets, a cramped toilette space, a minimal kitchen and nobody cleaning it for 30 years. Ad on constant condensation and a leaking roof and you have yourself a trailer sized petri dish for growing new species - the nightmare kind. We are talking nuclear fall out and monster quantities of seriously biohazard junk steaming away in a thick, oily pillar of smoke. You'd wipe out humanity and wild life from half the continent.
"Sergeant? Is that an oil rig burning in the distance?"
"No mam, but we sure which it was! Now, please put your mask back on and get into the helicopter."
What would be the responsible thing to do is to enclose it in a temporary lead and concrete sarcophagus on site. Then carefully transport it to some abandoned gold mine, the crazy deep kind, and permanently store it 2miles under ground while declaring the area inhabitable for at least 2000 years. That would be taking the appropriate responsibility for the generations to come.
Pretty sure that's the definition of a dick move.
John Welsh said:I suspected that was from Flagstaff, AZ
Nah, here it could 30 years older and still not have any green on it. In fact, it'd probably be mostly faded, rust free, with a hefty serving of Hanta.
Cousin Eddie is in town!
Make the back of it into a ramp that opens, beef up the floor as needed, power wash it inside and out and bam, you have an enclosed auto transport trailer.
Toebra said:Make the back of it into a ramp that opens, beef up the floor as needed, power wash it inside and out and bam, you have an enclosed auto transport trailer.
Man, that thing could give a car an STD!
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