UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750. It’s a Spen trailer.

“IN VERY GOOD UNRESTORED CONDITION, THIS IS A NEAT OLD “SPEN TYPE S” JEEP TRAILER, MANUFACTURED IN THE LATE 40S’ AND EARILY 50’S. VERY RARE, THIS SPEN TRAILER IS THE PREDECESSOR TO THE MORE COMMON BANTUM JEEP TRAILER, MANUFACTURED BY THE BANTUM CAR COMPANY. A VERY, HARD TO FIND SPEN JEEP TRAILER,……”

Here’s a 1948 Spen brochure for comparison:

Joel is selling this nice looking TC-3 trailer. You can contact him at canorisa@msn.com

Purchased this trailer in unrestored condition from a friend who had an avocado grove. The trailer had lots of surface rust and in very good condition…for it’s age. Trailer went through eight months of restoration. Took that long because I could not spend every day on it. The trailer was completely disassembled. Every bolt was taken off and replaced with grade 8 bolts. The entire trailer was professionally sandblasted, metal treated for rust and was powder coated fire cracker red. Because this trailer did not have a data plate, I have had this trailer dated as close to a 1946 or 1947 approximately year of manufacture. A correct reproduction data plate is in place but no serial number is stamped on it at this time. Every part has been gone over and or replaced. It has two brand new NDCC military tires on it that have about 5 miles on them as I have not used this trailer since restoration. Trailer has been kept inside a storage unit since restoration. Also, included with the sale, are three custom made, correct bows that were made for this trailer. That’s also including the hardware. The taillights are from a Model A type and the trailer wiring is brand new. Total invested on this restoration is over $3800. I spared no cost in this build. The pictures do no justice for this trailer. You would have to come see it to appreciate.

This is a very cool, rare historic trailer. The bed is in excellent shape and it comes with a 1/2″ rubber thick mat. Trailer has a swing down tailgate and tongue drop down leg and a four flat plug for the taillights. It also has a 2″ ball hitch. The bed is 6′ x 4′. These military trailers are getting harder and harder to find in this nice of a condition. I have title in hand. $3500 obo.

Jim shared this ad.

“Selling military m416 & m762 trailer , Jeep off road trailer . Both are title with permanent plates, ok tires. Will need light wiring. When I use them I use trailer magnet lights. Asking $2,500.00”

https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/military-off-road-jeep/6211135691.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

“w/ title: Korean War Bantam M100 trailer that fits behind a Willys Jeep. It’s in great shape – I transported this from a museum in Las Vegas. It is clean and solid all around.
New tires. The pintle system was converted to standard ball hitch. Works good.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900

There’s tailgate attached to the front of this. It might fold up, but not sure why?

“1940’s Willys trailer. Make offer. Cash Only.”

Looks like a good price.

“1944 Willys Jeep Trailer, good shape for age, no rust through, great trailer for off road or put back to original military. Sold with bill of sale.”

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/tro/6182608534.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.

Looks like it still has it’s data tag.

“Here is a ww2 jeep trailer for sale in great original condition. You don’t find them better than this.Unrestored almost new.”