Went down to Georgia about a month ago to pick up my new 28 foot trailer with 6inches extra height. Bought it from ProLine in Va. First thing i notice when i pull into the factory after a 14 hour drive is Messican music blasting out of every open door. Hose A and Hose B out runnin around on peice of chit ford tractor pullin new trailers outta the mud. So i walk in the mobile office trailer and give the nice young lady at the desk my paperwork. She calls Hose B and his tractor to go get my trailer and bring it up for inspection. Now when i ordered this I specifically asked for a flat nose instead of a v-nose cuz i like the flat one better. Well, the first thing i noticed is the v-nose. So i get on the phone with ProLine and tell them whats up. They were very helpfull and wanted to know if i still wanted it. Told them to knock some money off and i want 4 spare tires. They took some money off but i only got 2 spares. Went out and continued my inspection. Come to find out that the factory never even looked at my build sheet cuz i got an extended tounge and radial tires. It was supposed to be the cheapo bias plies. I hooked up to it and brought it home. Now, with all that being said it looks like a fairly well built trailer and it pulled like a dream on our 1000 mile road trip home. I am happy with it except for the nose, but ill get over it. It is a 28 footer with 6inch extra height for under 5 grand, so i think i did alright.
I have a stealth trailer and love it so far. Use mine primarily for my Lawn Maintenance business.I bought my 24' from them. some options and it took 6 weeks to get, picked it up in Indiana. It was stickered Stealth trailers (made at stealth) so far it a good trailer for what it cost.
^This is 100% why I went with them on my purchase, EZ to deal with and I couldn't be happier with the 28ft Vintage Outlaw we have.pro line trailers is top notch .... just remember they are just the sales men not the builders ...... i went thru them to get my 28' vintage a few months ago .... quick easy process .... emails sent back on a saturday ... very painless ...... i went with vintage becuase they are racers .... its nice to walk into there front office and see the photos of them racing ...etc .... sure mine cost about 12k , but it was worth it ...
pro line trailers is top notch .... just remember they are just the sales men not the builders ...... i went thru them to get my 28' vintage a few months ago .... quick easy process .... emails sent back on a saturday ... very painless ...... i went with vintage becuase they are racers .... its nice to walk into there front office and see the photos of them racing ...etc .... sure mine cost about 12k , but it was worth it ...
I bought my Vintage back in 2007 and I'm still pleased with it. If I need anything parts wise I just call the parts dept and they bring the parts to the race track, no problems with the guys at Vintage......It helps that they race in the same division (3) as I do !!pro line trailers is top notch .... just remember they are just the sales men not the builders ...... i went thru them to get my 28' vintage a few months ago .... quick easy process .... emails sent back on a saturday ... very painless ...... i went with vintage becuase they are racers .... its nice to walk into there front office and see the photos of them racing ...etc .... sure mine cost about 12k , but it was worth it ...
Looking at the same. Price is hard to beat. How did yours work out for you? Any Feedback / pics?getting a trailer from proline trailers in va, it's a 28' enclosed and the paper work says the manufacturer is victory trailers. anyone have any experience with these?