Vintage Trailers Stacker
| Year: | 2020 |
| Manufacturer: | Vintage Trailers |
| Model: | Stacker |
| Type: | Car / Racing |
| Width: | 96" |
| Axles: | 3 |
| Fenders: | Aluminum Teardrop with Turn Signals |
| Suspension: | Dexter E-Z Lube Axles - All Wheel Electric Brakes |
| Wheels: | Silver Spoke Rims |
| Coupler: | 25/16" |
| Jack: | Single Hydraulic Jack w/ Front & Rear Control Switches |
| Ramp: | Yes |
| Electrical: | 2 - 12V Chrome Lights w/ Switch, 12V Battery & Box; All LED Including Turn Signals; (4) L.E.D. in Uprights; Breakaway Kit; |
| Hitch: | Bumper |
| Side Doors: | 48" with Flush Lock and Deadbolt - Piano Hinge |
| Rear Doors: | Spring Assist with Single Handle Recessed Latch; 16" Wide Split Flap & ATP Transition Flap |
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Vintage Stacker Elite
The Stacker Elite comes equipped with just the right amount of flash to the already unequaled quality that you have come to know and expect from Vintage Trailers. Built upon 2 x 8 x 1/4" main rails and 1 x 2 tube side walls, the Vintage Elite Stacker has the backbone to carry your precious cargo. The .050" aluminum exterior coupled with .030" aluminum interior metal walls shows everyone that this is not your normal everyday run of the mill stacker.
Completing the trailer with spread axles, aluminum wheels, polished fenders, polished cast corners, LED lighting, ATP covered wheel wells, 16' hydraulic Stinger lift and control switches for the hydraulic tongue jack at the inside of back door and at the jack really makes the Stacker Elite stand apart from the competition.
Completing the trailer with spread axles, aluminum wheels, polished fenders, polished cast corners, LED lighting, ATP covered wheel wells, 16' hydraulic Stinger lift and control switches for the hydraulic tongue jack at the inside of back door and at the jack really makes the Stacker Elite stand apart from the competition.
