Looking at a trailer locally that is Gray instead of normal white. Wouldn't want another white trailer.LOL

Wondering who has one and if they truly don't show streaks like the white and hopefully not as hot as black.

Chris they all streak but the advantage with grey is you don't have to wait for it to get that color like a white one---takes a couple of years for a white one to turn grey

I'm keeping up poorly here. I thought you were building a trailer. Or just getting a cheapie to get you by for a year or so while you finish yours?

If your car fits in it and you have the coin buy it so you can get too the track!!

There are a bunch of gray trailers at out track. If your worried about streaks, >> Trim Loc. If anything, minor streaking at the drip end. Pretty simple installation, just use the better 3M adhesive. You can do one side quicker than 3 beers.

Going to build.Just can't right build as I want right now. Going cheap route is just throwing money away w/o recovering much,just not best route.

Not really worried about streaking,but was selling point for dealer.

As for having coin. Yes and no,but have credit option.

Guess some drink slower than others.LOL

If you are concerned about resale value, get a white trailer, then have it wrapped immediately, either with a solid color wrap material or with a printed wrap. It will protect the virgin aluminum finish until its time to sell.

My trailer is silver/charcoal two-tone. The silver shows some streaking, but not as bad as white does. The charcoal shows very little streaking.

My charcoal trailer shows no streaking, it was built in 2001.