Need trailer advise

[blown motor]

There is an enclosed car hauler coming for sale in an auction. Listed in excellent condition. It is a 20' Haulmark, flat front, side door on right side, I'm not sure about left side.
Is 20' long enough? What's it worth?

[gyman98]

Depends what you want to haul,  old 4 door Newport?  No way.  E body?  Sure as they are about 16' long. 

What it's worth is entirely dependent on axle capacity,  condition and year in that order

[blown motor]

Hauling my Challenger.

[JS27N0B]

While 20' would be long enough, as mentioned already axle capacity is a huge consideration. I would never get less than a 24' myself, lots of extra room ahead of the car that way for stuff including luggage, coolers etc.

[anlauto]

Why is it broken down ?

[blown motor]

I'm not clear on your question Alan.   

[CUDA JAS]

I'm not clear on your question Alan.   

Why do you need a trailer to pull the Challenger???

[blown motor]

Ahh! No it's not broken. Had thoughts of trailering it long distances like Carlisle or Florida. This one is coming up in an estate auction and if it went cheap enough I might snag it but I wanted to be sure it would suit my needs properly. One fault is that it's a flat front, not a V front.

[anlauto]

Why do you need a trailer to pull the Challenger???

Gees...sometimes you just have to spell it out for people...

[HP2]

Ahh! No it's not broken. Had thoughts of trailering it long distances like Carlisle or Florida. This one is coming up in an estate auction and if it went cheap enough I might snag it but I wanted to be sure it would suit my needs properly. One fault is that it's a flat front, not a V front.

If its cheap enough, it may be a good flip for what you want if it won't suite your needs.

I wouldn't discount it for being a flat front. Both still have the same amount of square footage punching a hole in the wind and I've seen a considerable amount of disagreement as to the superiority of one over the other. There is more to making it tow easily than simply being a V front.

[Cuda Cody]

I like to have trailers that have large axles and I order them with the same size wheels / lugs as my truck.  That way I have 2 spares all the time. 

[69CHARGERMD]

20' is small and resale may be difficult.
24' is smallest to start with
 

[YellowThumper]

As noted, if the price is right to where you can purchase and it doesn't work out then turn it around for a little extra coin and get what does work.
Definately find out its load rating. Dual wheel or single?

[blown motor]

2-3500 lb axles, 3566 payload, electric drum brakes, ball hitch. 2007 model.

[sprecks]

I have a 20 foot Haulmark similar to the one you are considering.  It fits my needs pretty good. I don't haul very often but when I do I have plenty of room for my winch, battery, EZ-up, cooler and folding chairs.  I use it in the winter time to free up garage space too.