1984 Miti-lite fiberglass trailer for sale Vancouver, B.C.

[Angela]

1984 Miti-lite light weight 800lb fiberglass trailer for sale. Can be hauled by a car. POP TOP great for low clearance. 2 burner propane stove, sink, battery or 110 volt electric. Sleeps 3 adults. $3200. OBO.
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[devigata]

What a cute little thing!



Good luck on your sale.

[mrchuc]

I think I might be interested in this , though B.C. is a long drive from St. Louis! OTH, I do have friends in Seattle who need visiting!

Anyway, I have some questions:

1. How tall is the front of the trailer when the top is popped? Standing room or slouching room?
2. Can it be kept warm in winter (or cool in summer) with the top popped? Alternatively, can it be a sleeper without the top popped up to make it easier to heat/cool?
3. Is it ready to tow and camp right now. In other words, if I get to B.C. with my car, can I use it for the trip back to St. Louis?
4. Any more pics--especially of the inside?
5. Anything I need to know about buying a trailer in Canada and bringing it to the US? Title, import tax, tariff, etc.?

Thanks!

Chuc (who's wife wants to be able to stand inside a small trailer!)

[Angela]

[quote="mrchuc"]I think I might be interested in this , though B.C. is a long drive from St. Louis! OTH, I do have friends in Seattle who need visiting!

Anyway, I have some questions:

1. How tall is the front of the trailer when the top is popped? Standing room or slouching room?
2. Can it be kept warm in winter (or cool in summer) with the top popped? Alternatively, can it be a sleeper without the top popped up to make it easier to heat/cool?
3. Is it ready to tow and camp right now. In other words, if I get to B.C. with my car, can I use it for the trip back to St. Louis?
4. Any more pics--especially of the inside?
5. Anything I need to know about buying a trailer in Canada and bringing it to the US? Title, import tax, tariff, etc.?

Thanks!

Chuc (who's wife wants to be able to stand inside a small trailer!) [/quote]

Hi Chuc,

1. Here are some answers to your questions. When the top is popped you can stand in the kitchen area as it is roughly 6' 1" high popped up.

2. Yes you can easily keep the top down and sleep if you don't mind confined places. I haven't had an issue really with the cold as I have camped in freezing weather. If I got chilly a couple of time I just turned on the stove for five minute and I stayed warm till morning. As for the heat it never got hot inside, mind you you might be in a warmer climit.

3. Yes, it's ready to go. Just hook up to the hitch and your off. I just got a new regulator put on it. I haven't used the water in a 1 1/2 years but worked the last time I used it.

4. I tried to upload some interior pic's on the website, but it didn't work. I have it list as well on Craig's List. Here the link so you can see the pic's. If it doesnt' work just let me know and I can email them to you.

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/r ... 93036.html

5. As for transfering a trailer from Canada to the US I'm not sure. I wouldn't think it is difficult. The person I bought it off of 2 1/2 years ago actually bought it from the states and he lives here. So the trailer is origanily from the states and has the sticker still from where it was bought from.

So I hope this answers your question, if you have anymore just let me know.

Thanks Angela