2013 Li'l Hauley cargo version of Li'l Snoozy - Oklahoma Private Seller
1 year ago - Trailer for Sale - Tulsa, OK - 2697 Views 1 Watching
| Year: | 2013 |
| Make: | Li'l Hauley |
| Model: | cargo version of Li'l Snoozy |
| Length: | 17' |
| Country: | US |
| State or Province: | OK |
| City: | Tulsa |
| Type of Sale: | Private Seller |
| Listed: | 1 year ago |
This is a Snoozy shell purchased empty other than a narrow shelf up front. I used it primarily to haul merchandise books and gift items for deliveries, but I also have camped out of it many times. I added some baltic birch cabinets which made the front shelf large enough for a queen mattress, and some simple shelves along one side which I used for 18 gallon Rubbermaid bins and some shorter bins can fit up top . As you can see, I have not emptied everything out of the trailer yet so you can visualize how it can be set up for camping; other than the spare tire/wheel, these things are not included with the trailer.
First, the good: for the most part this trailer is in good shape and can be used as is; the frame is sound, the axle and brakes were replaced this past June, and the tires are only a year or two old. The trailer has a swing away jack and standard brakes not surge brakes with a 7 pin electrical connector. Now the bad: one of the four tail/brake lights and one of the four side marker lights do not work because of broken wires where they enter the trailer's interior. The fiberglass overtop the entry door is cracked all the way through and should be attended to. The door hinges are worn and allow the door to sag, which can let some water get in during rainstorms, so they should be replaced. Also there is a cosmetic defect on the rear corner, driver's side, where it got bumped one time; I filled in the divot with "Tiger Hair" fiberglass product but never sandpapered it smooth.
Whether you like a minimalist 'hard shell tent on wheels' or you want a molded shell for building your own interior, this could be your trailer. I don't know if Snoozy will sell empty shells any more, but if they were to do so I suspect a new one like this would cost around 15,000 to 18,000.
Revision Date: 2023-02-28 18:04:37
By User: Mike Magee
Revised Field: price
| Old Value | New Value |
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| 4900.00 | 3900.00 |
Revision Date: 2023-02-28 18:04:37
By User: Mike Magee
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| <p>This is a Snoozy shell purchased empty other than a narrow shelf up front. I used it primarily to haul merchandise books and gift items for deliveries, but I also have camped out of it many times. I added some baltic birch cabinets which made the front shelf large enough for a queen mattress, and some simple shelves along one side which I used for 18 gallon Rubbermaid bins and some shorter bins can fit up top . As you can see, I have not emptied everything out of the trailer yet so you can visualize how it can be set up for camping; other than the spare tire/wheel, these things are not included with the trailer.</p><p>First, the good: for the most part this trailer is in good shape and can be used as is; the frame is sound, the axle and brakes were replaced this past June, and the tires are only a year or two old. Now the bad: one of the four tail/brake lights and one of the four side marker lights do not work because of broken wires where they enter the trailer's interior. The fiberglass overtop the entry door is cracked all the way through and should be attended to. The door hinges are worn and allow the door to sag, which can let some water get in during rainstorms, so they should be replaced. Also there is a cosmetic defect on the rear corner, driver's side, where it got bumped one time; I filled in the divot with "Tiger Hair" fiberglass product but never sandpapered it smooth.</p><p>Whether you like a minimalist 'hard shell tent on wheels' or you want a molded shell for building your own interior, this could be your trailer. I don't know if Snoozy will sell empty shells any more, but if they were to do so I suspect a new one like this would cost around 15,000 to 18,000.<br /></p> | <p>This is a Snoozy shell purchased empty other than a narrow shelf up front. I used it primarily to haul merchandise books and gift items for deliveries, but I also have camped out of it many times. I added some baltic birch cabinets which made the front shelf large enough for a queen mattress, and some simple shelves along one side which I used for 18 gallon Rubbermaid bins and some shorter bins can fit up top . As you can see, I have not emptied everything out of the trailer yet so you can visualize how it can be set up for camping; other than the spare tire/wheel, these things are not included with the trailer.</p><p>First, the good: for the most part this trailer is in good shape and can be used as is; the frame is sound, the axle and brakes were replaced this past June, and the tires are only a year or two old. The trailer has a swing away jack and standard brakes not surge brakes with a 7 pin electrical connector. Now the bad: one of the four tail/brake lights and one of the four side marker lights do not work because of broken wires where they enter the trailer's interior. The fiberglass overtop the entry door is cracked all the way through and should be attended to. The door hinges are worn and allow the door to sag, which can let some water get in during rainstorms, so they should be replaced. Also there is a cosmetic defect on the rear corner, driver's side, where it got bumped one time; I filled in the divot with "Tiger Hair" fiberglass product but never sandpapered it smooth.</p><p>Whether you like a minimalist 'hard shell tent on wheels' or you want a molded shell for building your own interior, this could be your trailer. I don't know if Snoozy will sell empty shells any more, but if they were to do so I suspect a new one like this would cost around 15,000 to 18,000.<br /></p> |
Revision Date: 2023-02-16 04:05:07
By User: Mike Magee
Revised Field: price
| Old Value | New Value |
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| 5200.00 | 4900.00 |
Revision Date: 2023-02-07 21:27:17
By User: Mike Magee
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| Old Value | New Value |
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| 5995.00 | 5200.00 |
Revision Date: 2023-01-24 01:51:11
By User: Mike Magee
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| Old Value | New Value |
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| 6995.00 | 5995.00 |
Revision Date: 2023-01-24 01:51:11
By User: Mike Magee
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| 2013 LilHauley cargoversionofLilSnoozy - Oklahoma | 2013 Li'l Hauley cargo version of Li'l Snoozy - Oklahoma |
Revision Date: 2023-01-08 04:44:20
By User: Mike Magee
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Revision Date: 2023-01-08 04:44:20
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The current axle is a 3500 lb spring axle. I do have the original torsion axle on hand, if the new owner wants to have it. Estimated weight: 1,600 lb.
Price drop! Now only $5995.
Reduced to $5,200 or best reasonable offer.
Now just $4,900 OBO.
Will sacrifice for $3900 OBO.
Snoozy location
where in Oklahoma is the Snoozy located.
thanks
I'm in Broken Arrow, a suburb of Tulsa. :)
Trailer is SOLD pending funds. Please archive the ad and thread.
The potential purchaser has failed to provide a down payment (he didn't want to come get it until late April) to hold the trailer, so it is still for sale after all.
I now have a down payment from a different party, so this trailer is spoken for.
SOLD SOLD SOLD
I forgot to mention, the current axle is a 3500 lb spring axle. I do have the original torsion axle on hand which can be used to obtain precise measurements for a new torsion axle, if the new owner wants to have it. The original mounting holes for attaching a torsion axle remain undisturbed on the trailer. Estimated dry weight with the shelves & cabinets: around 1,600 lb.