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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
(10/01/2014) Looks promising.
“old military jeep trailor good tires”
Do not know about the year but this is an M100 trailer by the corner grab handles and the angle iron storage box mounts on the front box panel.
With that unique top on the trailer it has to be from the TVA. Sam Werner in Tennessee bought almost all of the surplus they had, one time I bet he had over 100 jeep trailers on his lot, all M100’s. I bet you could trace this one back to him.
buz;
good morning. does sam still have some for sale? looking for a trailer like this for a couple years, one that you can bring your gear and lock it overnight
bob in beaufort
Hi Bob, unfortunately Sam passed away a few years ago, I am not sure what became of his collection.
Hard to believe it hasn’t sold already at just $750 (or is this a new price since it was just re-posted?). Every trailer like this I’ve seen in AZ under $900 seems to sell immediately.
I called the first week of October 5 or 6 times and left messages and got no response.
I too was surprised it hadn’t sold, but Roger’s unreturned phone calls might just explain why.
Is the trailer still available?
It looks like the trailer sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave