It looks solid.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1051100009730792

“Manufactured by sterling of Ontario Canada, rare find . Extremely rust free .. original tires and wheels .. come see .. drop down hitch post style”

Dan spotted this handy looking military cargo trailer current sitting at $65 with 11 days to go.

https://hibid.com/lot/218719745/1943-military-cargo-trailer

“- 8′ X 5′ Box – No Title – Bartlett – Model PA – Single Axle – 7.5 – 20 Tires – Pintle Hitch – No Rear Doors”

Blaine shared this trailer. Note that one lug appears missing.

https://salem.craigslist.org/tro/d/saint-benedict-pickup-bed-trailer-for/7784490350.html

“Home built trailer utilizing Jeep pickup bed and a rear truck axel. Lights work. No brakes. Racks are removable. Comes with tool box. Jack mounted on tongue. Tires new spring 2024. For another hundred I gotta spare you can have. I hauled this trailer loaded from Oregon in April. It pulls great with my Tacoma. Figuring out how to license it in NYS is beyond me. Never occurred to me it would need a plate.
One could use this easily off highway on the farm, in an orchard, or sugar bush.”

Not a whole lot of value here, but maybe some can use it? Thanks to Andy for sharing.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2807739632720965/

“Older Trailer, needs tire, tail lights, TLC. Free if anyone wants.”

Bill shared this trailer. It look like a good price.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1651158502402288

“Jeep specilty trailer aka a post- WW2 light duty utility trailer, model BT3-C. 6’x5′ not including tongue. Produced by Bantum between 1946 and 1953. Cargo body tailgate, 3 hold down spots on each side, 16″ tires, and 36 x 1 3/4 springs. Rated to support 1000lbs on the road. No paperwork. $500”

Bill shard this trailer with a great data plate for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1923474924772784

“Converto T6 1942 Military Trailer. This is a rare trailer. I’m the recent and second owner. Original owner purchased it in 1947 from the War Assets Administration. I have all of the original sale documentation. Ideally would be purchased by someone who would restore it but would make a great utility or off-road or overlanding trailer.”

I’m unclear why someone would use a 2A body for a trailer …

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1824336928054657

“Vintage Jeep CJ2A tub trailer. 2″ ball. Would make a sweet overland rig for any Jeep enthusiast.”

Andy shared this trailer from a truck bed for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1694015731338410

“Make a good off road trailer or build overland trailer out of it. Has good w/o tailgate 750 obo”

Andy shared this trailer. Maybe someone can save it and put it to use?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/836283478291746

“Heavy duty trailer for generator or air compressor.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.

Shane is selling this Bantam trailer with what he says are original wood bows and canvas.

“1947 Bantam T3-C Jeep Trailer. Everything Original other than repainted 35 years ago. Excellent condition – two small tears in the tarp. This trailer has been stored for the past 30 years in a garage – no rust. The tarp is original with the two small noted tears. The bows are all original as well as the lights. I have the original set of tires/rims as well 6.00×16 but am running 6.75×15 currently. Beautiful trailer to pull behind anything with ease – these were civilian versions of the WWII Jeep trailer. “American Central Manufacturing (ACM) supplied tubs and frames to the American Bantam Car Company for the Model T3 and also to Willys Overland Motors Inc for the Model MB-T who were both under contract during WWII to produce 1/4 ton amphibious trailers (this trailer is not – has the fold-down tailgate) and kept parts interchangeable between the two models. Through military records we can determine how many amphibious trailers were built and when, but there currently is not any known “Official” civilian production records. Civilian trailers were noted at T3-C.””

Roger Martin shared these trailers for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/794773242681944/

“1400 cash gets all three trailers Vintage military trailers have three of them sold altogether 2 have rust holes And the other one has no rust that I can see in the front of the bed is Bent in some Cash only located in wetumpka Alabama”

Joe spotted this old Knox trailer for sale. Might be worth a look at that price.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1355031305211963/

“Army trailer Aluminum floor Over all a good trailer No title Bill of sale”

Andy shared this old trailer, possibly a Signal Corps K-38 Trailer?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/897076532154519

“Small utility trailer. Has many compartments and access doors . Has a couple holes but still pretty solid. Need tires. 1 7/8” ball. No title or registration. Box is 50”x 46”. Total length with tongue is about 7’0”. Wheel base is 4’0”. 16 inch rims. $100.00/best offer”

This looks like a neat little trailer made from a CJ-5 with a title. (wonder if it is a trailer or a CJ-5 title?)

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1418043512147034

“Custom well made Jeep CJ5 trailer great for camping and pulling behind your Jeep. Tool box, cover, solar lighting, racks for shovel axe etc. 2000 or trade for decent golf cart. Nevada title in my name.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

Mark shared this trailer for sale.

“1946 Bantam T3C Jeep trailer. Has the title, working 4 pin lights, new NDT tires on 16″ rims. Very original, recently repainted, new reproduction data tag. Landing leg was extended to make it lean backwards-so water drains out instead of pooling at front. Could easily be cut off if you’re a purist for original. This is a classic jeep trailer, great for utility. Floor measure 3’x6′, top flares out to 4’x6′. Perfect for hauling gravel, furniture, etc, without owning a truck (I pull one like this behind my hatchback all the time). Tows behind a car or jeep just fine at highway speeds with 1/2 ton+ hauling capacity. Ground clearance makes it perfect to camp or haul things into remote areas. Still works hard at 75+ years old, and just as easily looks great in a parade behind a jeep! If you want a quick kit from a box store, go ahead and do so. If you want an awesome vintage piece of American steel, this is what you’re looking for.”

Chris’ cousin Jim McGinty is selling this trailer. You can contact him at  617 592 3458

Andy spotted this low-cost trailer. Seems worth a look.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/823855469326968

“Ball hitch trailer. Top rim of the trailer is 4 foot by 6 foot long. The hitch is an additional two feet. Floor has some holes along the edge and one tire is flat.”