posted 12-08-2007 04:05 PM                  

Champion Luggage Trailers

posted 12-08-2007 04:12 PM                  

Does anyone recognize the Black Tie in the pictures posted on the site?

If you get one don't count on being able to get the 15" chrome Prowler wheels.

Phil

posted 12-08-2007 04:36 PM                  

quote:

---

Originally posted by FL Phil:
They look nice.

Does anyone recognize the Black Tie in the pictures posted on the site?

If you get one don't count on being able to get the 15" chrome Prowler wheels.

Phil

---

That car belonged to Bill Coffman in Marshall MO.
I'm not sure if Bill still owns it or where it is now. I haven't seen Bill post in well over a year.

posted 12-09-2007 10:41 AM                  

Power Cruise,
Texas,
3x Dream Cruises,

Works very well at high speeds on the Prowler,

Even comes with a cooler for cold drinks on the road

posted 12-10-2007 10:25 AM                  

quote:

---

Originally posted by JohnC:
Has anyone ever heard of or have experience with these folks?

Champion Luggage Trailers

Their prices seems very reasonable, far cheaper than the OEM Prowler trailer_____________________
JohnC - Kechi, KS

---

John: The owner of Champion is Ben West. Great guy. I had him join us for the 2004 Prowler Stampede in Austin. At one time he told me to offering $100 off for Prowler Owners. If you call him, I would check on that and see if he'll still do it. They really are nice little trailers and probably the one that I'll get. Tami

posted 12-10-2007 10:27 AM                  

quote:

---

Originally posted by FL Phil:
They look nice.

Does anyone recognize the Black Tie in the pictures posted on the site?

If you get one don't count on being able to get the 15" chrome Prowler wheels.

Phil

---

posted 12-10-2007 02:09 PM                  

I bought this one because it was hard for me to justify the cost of the Prowler trailer for use maybe 1-2 times per year. I have about $2,000 in my trailer, and find it looks very good behind the car. Many people have given me very positive comments about how nice it looks behind the Prowler.

It has just as much if not slightly more interior space than the Prowler trailer, as it is squared off in design, versus the swooping decklid of the Prowler trailer. It pulls exceptionally behind the car and I can tell you I've driven over a number of fun, curvy roads around AZ with it, and it is almost like it is not even connected to the car.

So my suggestion is to consider what use you would get out of it. Granted the OEM Prowler trailer is a "one of a kind" not to be manufactured again trailer that is worth every penny of the cost to have a limited edition trailer, but for me it was tough to spend that amount of money to just leave it in the garage. As it turns out my guess was right on my actual use, as I have only used the trailer actually 5 times since I bought it 3 years ago and only for short distance weekend trips.