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Estate Sale Custom 3/4 Midget Racing Trailer Builtfor Nj Champion Jerry Morese on 2040-parts.com

US $1,500.00
Location:

Springfield, New Jersey, US

Springfield, New Jersey, US
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ESTATE SALE

CUSTOM  RACING TRAILER BUILT FOR NEW JERSEY RACING CHAMPION JERRY MORESE 

AND HIS WINNING 3/4 MIDGET RACING CARS  #30, #31 AND THE FABULOUS #0 

THIS TRAILER FEATURES FOLDING WHEEL RAMPS, TIRE RACKS AND HITCH.

PRICED TO SELL AT $1500.00 COME SEE THIS GREAT LITTLE SINGLE CAR HAULER..

NOTE: TRAILER COULD POSSIBLY BE MODIFIED TO HAUL TWO MOTOR CYCLES?  973 - 727 1859

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