CDN M101

Well the wife and are looking at getting a popup camper this summer. I am putting my CDN M101 up on the chopping block. 1992 Canadian Military 1/4 ton off road trailer used as a small camping trailer to pull perfectly behind small or large SUV's. Perfect size for Jeeps. This trailer is similar to the older U.S version Viernam M416 trailers but is a little emote stout and were made in 1992 in which only approx 2000 of these trailers were made to pull behind the Canadian Iltis. The previous owner had this trailer sandblasted and painted to match his Toyota Landcruiser, coated inside and underside with Rust Bullet protectant, and undercoated bottom and then painted black under and white on exterior. The trailer has tailgate as well as added a small Military aluminum curved tongue box, relocated the parking brake handle, had a very heavy duty 4 piece folding lid system made with military rubber adhered on lids, added 11 military tie downs on lid also has interior tie downs that are built with the trailer. The trailer rack system with stainless steel gas struts to raise the rack to an elevated height. I currently have a Tupei RTT mounted to it that is NOT included in the sale. The CDN Has a built in tent that can sleep one comfortably on the lid with the black sunbrella fabric cover insulated with sewn in military poncho liner and bug screen to let the breeze in during the summer. The previous owner had the axle and leaf springs new bearings, new brake pads, were taken apart, sandblasted and primed and coated with rust bullet and black chassis paint and the drum hubs were swapped out for new ones with Toyota 6 lug pattern to match pulling vehicle and so you only have to carry a spare between the two. Tires are like brand new 255/85-16 BFG KM2 Mud terrain's are mounted on Toyota Landcruiser split rims. The trailer uses pintle hitch system (i will include the receiver). Has folding stabilizer leg in front and rear that are easily adjustable as well as a 2" receiver hitch on rear to carry bike holder or what not and has working parking brakes. Box dimensions are at the widest and longest are 4'x6' and approx 18" box interior height....box tapers narrower at bottom. Rack at lowest position is approx 25" above lids and when struts are released to extend it raises another 12-15" approx. This gives a decent amount of room to sit up while sleeping on lids. Also included is a awning that extends 10 feet off of both sides and a Honda EM650 generator and a stainless steel counter that I have for the back of the trailer (still needs to be mounted). The CDN M101 Currently has Texas plates and title. Price is $4,500 obo. I can bring the CDN to the meet tomorrow if any one is interested.

 

Good heavens! I new that we were good for something besides the zipper, the plastic green garbage bag, blue box, canoes, beavers, moose, the toque, Canada geese, and maple syrup!

That is one tough looking wheelbarrow, eh?

I'd buy it in a heart beat if you weren't so far away!

But, I could trade you for a birch bark canoe, three beaver tails, two pucks, a broken hockey stick, and half a pair of mukluks (I lost the left one in the snow today).

It'll take about 4 months to reach you by canoe, but less if you can meet part way.

You in?

Ca-na-da-bump!

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JK: Love that trailer!

 

That beaver tail is mighty tempting lol.

 

Bump

 

Where are you located?

 

Washington DC