I bought 1987 Coleman camper and made it into a utility trailer. It hauls and trails very good with high speed wheels and tires. I've hauled (2) 700lb motorcycles from NC to Michigan driving 70MPH with no problems and it tracked very straight. The tires still have good tread life left. I have always packed the bearings every other year and use the bearing buddies between packing. This trailer can haul very heavy loads if needed and it's very light. I left the aluminum sides on it and left the wood bed in it. The frame is all steel factory assembled with heavy leaf springs and axle. It would make a nice utility trailer for hauling just about anything. I've hauled large loads of lumber, moved furniture, and hauled several heavy appliances with no problems. The bed is huge for a utility trailer with wheel wells. See Pictures. The overall width is 7' and length is 10' 7". It's a very dependable trailer and would make a real nice utility trailer with a little more work. All the wiring is inside the frame rails so no worries of damage. TAKE A LOOK AT UTILITY TRAILERS IN THE AREA FOR THIS PRICE RANGE AND SEE WHAT YOU GET.A guy with a little mechanical/woodworking skills could make this into a perfect lightweight utility trailer with a few dollars and labor invested. I planned on doing just that but found I didn't need to when hauling a motorcycle or anything else. I like the wood floor for screwing in supports where needed when hauling. You have the perfect start with a factory built trailer frame, wiring, axle, wheels/tires, leaf springs, and more. $185 FIRM TAKES IT AWAY.Thanks for Looking.