[sammisgrammy]

How many cubic feet of usable space? I talked to an Aluma dealer at a fair and he said that it is 13 cu ft. That seems awfully small. Is he right? His price was $1800 plus tax and title. Sounds like a higher price on a smallish box??

 

[winginit01]

I beleive that is the correct cubic feet for the MCT but that price is way to high. Read the other posts and you'll get a better idea of what they really cost. Brian

 

[J-mac]

I got a MCT for $1800 out the door, it was actually 1650, then they add registration, tax, Lic and any other stupid tax the state of NY could put on it :twisted:

13 cu ft is a lot of room, you will have trouble filling it up, unless you have my wife :roll: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[BASSNMAN]

J-Mac
what type of suspension does the MCT have :?:

 

[CJS]

Geez, I'm gonna beat J-Mac with and answer for once.

All Aluma trailers I have seen, including mine, have the Dexter torsion suspension.

 

[J-mac]

Geez, I'm gonna beat J-Mac with and answer for once.

All Aluma trailers I have seen, including mine, have the Dexter torsion suspension.

gezzz, you get up pretty early for a Sunday :lol:

 

[Wanderer]

Here're some trailers that are priced about the same, have much more room and, IMO, are much more stylish. YOMD

http://www.cycle-mate.com/

 

[winginit01]

Wanderer,

Are you poking fun at the hot dog trailer here? Just kidding! I personally really like the look of the Aluma but it's definately not for everyone. Brian

 

[Wanderer]

I know you guys love your Aluma's. They're kinda cute in a really boxy way. LOL Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I just got back from vacation. I had my Ford filled up, and it's got over 25 cuft, and that's one up. Don't know how I'd get along with a 13 cuft trailer.