and where you live matters too....if you are on the east coast I agree that its a little high but like Hedge said dont necessarily give up on it...its not that high....If you are in California or interior portions of the country the price is reasonable.

The seller wanted 5,900 I got him down to 5,000. He said he would fix all broken parts on trailer. Got to work on him some more. Hopefully get him down a least another 500-700 dollars..I'll keep you guys posted on how I do..lol Thanks to all!!

I like if Florida on the west coast (Gulf Side) I'm going to work on seller and try to get him down another 500-700 dollars...Wish me luck..I have lot's of luck but it's all bad..lol

I would be weary of a trailer that old that needs help. Usually it's a lot cheaper buying a used trailer in "good" condition, and scrapping the bad one, over repair bills. Just something to consider.

You can definitely do better on the price (much better) citing all you have told us so far. Give the owner a low ball figure and see what happens. I personally would not buy it for more than $3500.00, mainly because of the motor age, not knowing the hours. Good Luck!!!

you can do better based on age of the motor.

Thanks you all your reply's and support. I will work on the seller..Rocky