Land Rover Defender Penman Trailer - Military Farm Army Camper Van Project

Land Rover Stainless Steel Braked Penman Trailer.
This trailer cost £19000 pounds back in 2005
I REPEAT THE UK, GERMAN, ITALIAN ARMY PAID 19000 GBP PER TRAILER.
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Ideal Farm trailer with the Nato Hitch


It's in near mint Unused Condition as it is a warstock trailer. This means it was just kept in dry warehouse storage in case it was needed in an emergency for some military conflict.
It was never used, and once the Trailer reached 20 years old, it was sold off.
It doesn't have a scratch. it's just chipped paint in a few places.
I paid 1650 pounds plus Vat.
Then I paid to have it transported to Ireland, which was £700 pounds
Then I paid 20% Customs Tax.
Then, I paid 23% Vat on all the before costs.
It's standing me over 3700 euros.
I only got it 2 months ago as a camper trailer project but I've decided to buy a camper van instead thanks to a credit union loan.
Remember, it's made from stainless steel, so it can never ever rust.
Can turn into a camper trailers.
They were made in England by Penman, which originally was part of Land Rover.
It's basically a Land Rover Trailer built for the Land Rover Defender.
Don't confuse this with used ones. This one is unused war stock which was dry stored in a warehouse.
It has disc brakes, would you believe, and a handbrake.
It's wired for Both 12v and 24 v so just a matter of changing the bulbs to whatever
It even has an antiroll bar and shocks.
And the importance of the stainless steel construction cannot be understated.
To build a trailer like this now would cost maybe 50k.

I have a Nato Hitch Converter for an additional 300 euros. It's in the pictures
This was custom made and laser cut in a local steel manufacturing factory and a brand new Bradley Hitch attached. Cost was over €500.

The wooden duckboard in the trailer is not included as it's off another trailer.
€3000 without the Hitch converter and €3300 with it.
No offers. It's unused, and Im already losing a lot of money on it, so the price is fair.

No offers under the asking price