7' x 14' Enclosed Trailer
Bumper Pull 5500 7' x 14'
ALCOM LLC 2022 Stealth
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Keller's automotive enthusiast community finds its heart at the monthly Cars and Coffee events held at Keller Town Center, where classic muscle cars, exotic imports, and custom builds gather every first Saturday morning. The nearby Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, just minutes from Keller, hosts major NASCAR races and drag racing events that draw local car enthusiasts throughout the racing season. Keller's proximity to the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction at the Fort Worth Convention Center provides residents access to premier collector car auctions featuring rare classics and modern supercars. Off-road enthusiasts venture to the nearby LBJ National Grasslands for trail riding adventures, while the gravel roads around Eagle Mountain Lake offer scenic drives for weekend cruising. Local dealerships along Highway 377 regularly host car shows featuring everything from vintage Ford Mustangs to modern Corvettes, creating a vibrant automotive community that spans multiple generations of car lovers throughout North Texas.
Keller continues to experience steady population growth, with approximately 2,000 new residents moving to the city annually, drawn by its excellent schools and family-friendly atmosphere. The median home price in Keller hovers around $550,000, reflecting the community's desirable location within the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and top-rated Keller Independent School District. Cost of living runs approximately fifteen percent higher than the Texas average, primarily due to housing costs, though residents benefit from no state income tax and relatively affordable utilities. The city maintains its small-town charm despite growth, with tree-lined neighborhoods, well-maintained parks, and a walkable downtown area centered around Old Town Keller. Families are attracted to the community's low crime rates, with property crime significantly below national averages. The local economy benefits from proximity to DFW Airport and major employment centers in Fort Worth and Dallas, allowing residents to enjoy suburban tranquility while maintaining access to urban career opportunities. Keller's planning commission carefully manages development to preserve green spaces and maintain the community character that originally drew families to this North Texas gem.


The annual Keller Depot Days festival transforms downtown into a celebration of the city's railroad heritage, featuring live music, local vendors, and family activities each spring at the historic train depot. The Keller Farmers Market operates every Saturday from April through October, showcasing local produce, handmade crafts, and live entertainment in the heart of Old Town. During summer months, the amphitheater at Johnson Park hosts outdoor concerts and movie nights that bring the community together under the stars. The nearby Stockyards Championship Rodeo in Fort Worth draws many Keller residents to weekly professional rodeo competitions featuring bull riding, barrel racing, and team roping events. Local 4-H clubs participate in livestock shows at the Tarrant County Fair, with many young residents raising cattle, sheep, and pigs for competition. The Christmas parade down Main Street has become a beloved December tradition, featuring decorated floats, marching bands, and mounted riders that reflect the area's equestrian culture and community spirit throughout the holiday season.
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