Closed trailer, cartrailer, racetrailer

**Jan Scheppers** · 14.05.2012, 13:54

Closed trailer, cartrailer, racetrailer

More pics. at: http://www.velocityracing.nl/33

This trailer is handbuild and unique!

Type is GEENEN – GAB type A 3503 build april 2002 in Belgium and high quality!

3 axles on a heavy steel galvanised chassis with hydraulic tiltsystem. It’s electric and remote control winch will easy pull your car in.

The heavy PVC tarp has a translucent roof which made it suitable as workshop and can be openend from every way and closes with chromed clamps.

The floor is partly removable (nice for swapping transmission or so) without removing the car.

It’s like new, used only 5 times a year and scratch and dentfree.

Measurements are:
Outside: total length 8,4m1 x 2,5m1 wide and approx. 2,8m1 high
Inside: 7.02m1 long, 2,4m1 wide and 2m1 high.
Empty weigth: 1440kg
Approved load: 2060 (according to Dutch law)
Total weigth incl. load: 3500kg (according to Dutch law)

Including: electric winch with remote control, new spare/tire, new certified trailerlock, battery, lights and floorcarpet.

Only cash – no trades!

Asking € 8.900,-

Please respond at: jan@velocityracing.nl

**Merlin** · 15.05.2012, 17:28

He Jan,
what is the building year?
Any ideas if Germany will accept the dutch papers?
Regards, Konrad

**yosemite-sven** · 15.05.2012, 22:09

Hi Conny, for your information:

There are no issues with Dutch registration paperwork in Western Europe, because the homologation
requirements are the same between the Netherlands and Germany.
I would suggest that you, or any other buyer go with the trailer, the Dutch registration and the bill
of sale to a Truck garage, which offer German technical Tuev acceptance.
These guys can provide a technical “full-acceptance” and they would give you, in case that the
trailer passed the test, a certificate for the motor-vehicle department to get a German title.
If you or anybody else needs an address in NRW, please contact me via PN. I could mediate a contact.

Greetings, Sven

**Merlin** · 16.05.2012, 20:04

He Sven,

thx for the info. I tought within the EU it should not be a big deal, but you will never know before you walk the road.
I will look into it when the time is right. At present it's a very good offer for us but we have to dig a bit deaper and take a good look to the
needs and budget of course;-)
// Conny

**yosemite-sven** · 16.05.2012, 20:46

No problem Conny!

Let me know when the time is right. I still have good contacts in Germany (Muensterland & Ruhrgebiet) regarding things like this.
Because I have experience in buying stuff from Jan, I can say it's all in a good shape and well maintained.
Hope that helps.

Greetings, Sven