aerolite stacker 44' watson & chalin air ride, 3000 pound lift, yanmar diesel generator 1500 hours, living quarters with toilet and shower, on board engine hoist and storage, tool boxes, air compressor, heat and a/c front and rear, outdoor air and water hose reels, parts washer, outdoor lighting and electrical. Was fifth wheel and converted to gooseneck, can be made back to fifth wheel easily. All aluminum- floor, frame, roof. No wood. Suspension subframe is steel. Electric brakes. Can fit cars up to 52" tall, lift and floor have cutouts to rest in. Lift has cutouts centered about 104" wheelbase, floor is about 101". Has floor mounted winch. Single elctrohydraulic jack. The good: New wheels and tires New firestone air bags New batteries Wheel bearings serviced Brakes >60% New sprockets, guides, bearings on lift Roof seams stripped and resealed The bad: On board air compressor doesn't work Rear hvac doesn't work (both may be electrically disconnected) Rear axle need shocks repaired Lights will flicker after generator has been run for more than an hour Lift cylinder leaks a small amount when sitting Sleeping area needs reupolstered Front hvac unit is missing its outside cover but is still available from coleman Clearcoat peeling Cosmetic damage to left rear I pulled this trailer loaded with my 2006 Chevy 3500 without any real issues, but would recommend heavier. I found my cars don't fit well, and recently moved and no longer need it. Only trades considered would be a 2 car gooseneck flat load, possibly farm equipment.