Buying a 2022 Diamond C HDT Trailer!! Replacing my STOLEN Trailer!! 

Thank you! Very happy with it so far! Won’t t be the last DC I purchase!!

I just bought a 2022 (born 7/2022) "previously loved'" 24' HDT 207 with same axles... why are my fenders so much bigger and taller? Im comparing my pics with the paused frames of this video and it looks like they are just designed different and it has nothing to do with the trailer frame/structure design itself. I would love to know if all I needed were different fenders? Not for looks but part of the reason I bought this trailer was for a lowered show car and I would like to be able to open the door without taking fenders off every time.

@@coltheesacker5656 From what we can see our assumption would be that the trailer in the video has the 207 straight axle option whereas yours has the standard 207 drop axle (which is more common on 207). This would mean it has lower fender height than yours but higher deck height by 4” inches.

Ah ok makes sense. Thank you such a quick response! I can tell I am going absolutely fuggen love this trailer Lol. I have owned many trailers over the years and I am so stoked for thing like a young kid with a new toy!! Haha

Yeah ours had some special characteristics but no luck being in Houston. Police don't really have the time to focus on trailer theft and there are so many trailers out there, there's no way they can look at them all. But definitely a good Idea to make it different.

Just seeing this do you still have it?

@@LonestarGarage yes I do

@@LonestarGarage email sent

It depends on options and the time you're buying but it was a lot but worth it.

@@LonestarGarage ballpark ?

10-15k

Maybe 2 smart cars but no, not 2 standard vehicles

Depends on a lot of factors and options that are available, a safe range is 10k-15k+. You can build one on the Damond C website or contact Kawasaki of Caldwell from the links on the video description.