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7' x 16' Enclosed Trailer
Lincoln Park , Michigan

7' x 16' Enclosed Trailer

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7' x 16' enclosed v-nose trailer with medium capacity (2,750 lbs.) drive up ramp door. Double axle with electric brakes with a GVWR of 5,000 lbs., hitch weight of 242 lbs., curb weight of 2,020 lbs. and payload capacity of 5,000 lbs. The trailer has LED exterior lights. An adjustable height ball mount and 2-5/16" ball. Trailer has locks for all three lock points with keys, ladder rack across the top, EZ Track tie down points along both walls and 10 EZ Tie Down points in the floor. Trailer has 7-pin round plug and having a powered 7-pin on your tow vehicle make using the electric jack a breeze. MUST HAVE PROOF OF INSURANCE THROUGH WEBSITE OR PROOF OF COVERAGE. Rear door entry height is 6' x 6' x 6'4" main floor area is 6'8" wide by 16' long with a 30" v-nose area. Trailer has battery powered lights to make the most of your rental time, you will have a lighted area to use or continue to load when the sun goes down. Also, has a shore line for additional power if needed.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 2980
  • 7' x 16'
  • BRAVO TRAILERS
  • 2014
  • Bravo Trailers
Kevin KBy Kevin K
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Windsor, Ontario, might be an industrial hub to some, but for wildlife lovers, it's a surprising gateway to some of the most unique ecosystems in Canada

Explore Windsor!

Adventure

Adventure

Windsor, Ontario, is a city built for adventurers who love the combination of water, trails, and lively city life. Nestled along the banks of the Detroit River, Windsor offers endless opportunities for outdoor exploration. The city's crown jewel for adventurers is the Windsor Riverfront Trail—a stunning 8-kilometre stretch perfect for biking, rollerblading, or running, offering sweeping views of the Detroit skyline and access to beautiful gardens, public art, and picnic spaces. Beyond the riverfront, thrill-seekers can take to the water with kayaking and paddleboarding adventures launched from Sandpoint Beach or nearby marinas along Lake St. Clair. Diehard cyclists flock to the Chrysler Canada Greenway, a 42-kilometre multi-use trail that connects Windsor to the rural beauty of Essex County. For those craving a deeper nature immersion, Point Pelee National Park—less than an hour’s drive south—is a can’t-miss destination. Here, adventurers can paddle through peaceful marshes, hike boardwalks across rare Carolinian forest, or even stand at the southernmost point of mainland Canada. Winter doesn’t stop the action either, with snowshoeing and cross-country skiing available at places like Ojibway Park. Whether it’s cityside or countryside, Windsor offers a thrilling blend of urban adventure and natural exploration, tailor-made for those who want to live life full throttle.

Wildlife

The city's proximity to both the Detroit River and Lake Erie has created a rich network of habitats teeming with diverse species. Ojibway Prairie Complex is Windsor’s ultimate wildlife sanctuary, encompassing over 300 hectares of protected prairie, savannah, and forest lands. It’s home to rare and endangered species like the Eastern foxsnake, Butler’s gartersnake, and over 160 species of birds. Walking through Ojibway Park, you might spot white-tailed deer grazing in clearings or Monarch butterflies resting during their fall migration. The nearby Little River Corridor and Peche Island also offer urban wildlife experiences, where herons, turtles, and muskrats thrive in lush wetland environments. A short trip south to Point Pelee National Park unlocks even more wildlife wonders, especially during the famous spring bird migration, where hundreds of bird species stop to rest, feed, and nest. Windsor’s location along key migratory paths makes it an essential destination for birdwatchers from all over North America. Throughout the year, Windsor’s conservation areas and parks work diligently to protect these vital habitats, making the region a quiet but essential stronghold for Ontario’s wild beauty.

Wildlife
Car Culture

Car Culture

Windsor, Ontario, is proudly known as the "Automotive Capital of Canada," and its car culture runs deep through the city’s identity. As the birthplace of Chrysler Canada and with a long-standing history of automotive manufacturing, it’s no surprise that Windsor hosts some of the province’s most passionate and vibrant car events. Every summer, the city roars to life during the Windsor Classic Car Show, where vintage American muscle cars, antique roadsters, and modern performance vehicles gather along the scenic waterfront. Another major highlight is the Windsor Summer Fest’s Cruise on the River, where thousands of spectators line Riverside Drive to see beautifully restored classics and custom cars cruise by against the backdrop of the Detroit skyline. Windsor car enthusiasts also flock to local events like Cars & Coffee Windsor, where everything from meticulously restored '60s Mustangs to exotic McLarens roll into parking lots for laid-back weekend meets. Drag racing fans are just a short drive away from Grand Bend Motorplex, a major venue for high-speed NHRA-sanctioned races. Meanwhile, Windsor's deep connection to the auto industry is celebrated year-round with historical exhibits at the Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village in nearby Essex. In Windsor, car culture isn't just entertainment—it's a proud reflection of the city's working-class roots, engineering prowess, and enduring love for the open road.

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