Purchased carriage in the summer, upgrading to a new longer trailer so this will no longer be needed, bought used from an Amish man. Trailer seems to be well taken care of for its age. As you can see it has a two step roof, I particularly used this trailer for hauling my Vis-a-Vis horse carriage with one horse. It's rated/registered for 10000 GVW, with ez lube axles that were well greased. Brakes on both axles that grab good. 2 Interior lights. The Amish man told me the floor was replaced not too long before he received it. It has a swing open/close divider about 6-8 inches back from the side door. 5 small D-rings have been welded on the inside. Fresh paint job from summer time, Outside was painted in the summer with a high gloss tractor/trailer paint, the interior was painted with a "high-traffic" black paint. The trailer was painted all the way around basically with no rust spots or damage anywhere on the trailer. The rear swing open door has a slider on it. The sides are covered with plexi-glass to shield cargo from weather. It also has a stoneguard on the gooseneck part and in the front by the jack. It has reflective red/white tape around the length of the sides and rear door. Overall trailer is very solid and sound, all electrical system works. Please note this trailer does not have an adjustable coupler, I pull it with a 95 4x4 Dodge Dually 3500 with no issues in the matter of clearance. Trailer pulls nice, straight, and holds to the road.