trailer builder sydney?

[scoota]

Can someone point me towards a good custom trailer manufacturer in Sydney – I want them build me a tough box- type 4wd trailer that can handle off road and corrugations. I’ll be towing it behind a defender 110 so want same wheels and width. I’m going to attach my own roof top tent to it, so I don’t want a camper trailer as such.
Cheers, Scoota

[TJS-70Y]

These guys seem to make good trailers. And they do custom ones as well.

Mario Trailers (http://www.mariotrailers.com.au/Box_Trailers.html)

Thomas

[Chucaro]

Get an ex army trailer, it is one in the markets section or in the web for $400 more :)

[Slunnie]

Robbie at Silverwood trailers in Brookvale I think it is.

[THE BOOGER]

Holiday trailers at yennora are ok they built mine the way i wanted it and i put a tent on it myself they have a web site:)

[dullbird]

you not able to build your own scoota? there is plenty of trailer build threads on here that can give you ideas and tips of how to do it

[Don 130]

Ditto to the Mario trailers suggestion. They made me a tipping box trailer and it's beauty. Don

[Cosmic Tourist]

Can someone point me towards a good custom trailer manufacturer in Sydney – I want them build me a tough box- type 4wd trailer that can handle off road and corrugations. I’ll be towing it behind a defender 110 so want same wheels and width. I’m going to attach my own roof top tent to it, so I don’t want a camper trailer as such.
Cheers, Scoota

There used to be a manufacturer called P&S Williams who were up in Mangrove mountain, just outide woy woy.
I've got one of the trailers they built for the NSW Rural fire service, based on a defender trayback, but with toyota square axles.
I cant find them on the interweb but I recall phoning them last year to replace a spring that broke on the way to Alice Springs (fair enough I suppose) and they seemed around at that time.
Its a fantastic trailer, very long shank makes reversing easy, mine has two locakble steel cabinets and a water tank and a frame for top loading, not sure how much of that is standard.
Can post pics of mine if you need
Its a pity I dont get much use out of mine any more, seeem to have become suddenly settled in Canberra :o

The only number I have is 043 741127

James

[scoota]

you not able to build your own scoota? there is plenty of trailer build threads on here that can give you ideas and tips of how to do it

Love the idea in theory - but with my metal working skills (zip) it will have to remain just that. I'm happy to tackle some of the interior design once I have the guts built for me.
Cheers, Scoota

[scoota]

There used to be a manufacturer called P&S Williams who were up in Mangrove mountain, just outide woy woy.
I've got one of the trailers they built for the NSW Rural fire service, based on a defender trayback, but with toyota square axles.
I cant find them on the interweb but I recall phoning them last year to replace a spring that broke on the way to Alice Springs (fair enough I suppose) and they seemed around at that time.
Its a fantastic trailer, very long shank makes reversing easy, mine has two locakble steel cabinets and a water tank and a frame for top loading, not sure how much of that is standard.
Can post pics of mine if you need
Its a pity I dont get much use out of mine any more, seeem to have become suddenly settled in Canberra :o

The only number I have is 043 741127

James

Thanks, I'd love to see your pics if you can post them -it could be what I'm after.
Scoota