The 2004 Stoughton 1690 trailer, ideal for logistics, features a wood floor and aluminum roof for durability. With an air suspension type, swing door, and measuring 53' in length, 102" in width, and 13'6" in height, this unit, numbered 1690, offers ample space for cargo. Despite wear and tear typical for its age, this trailer remains functional. A total of 58 units were produced. Previously sold in Florida, this Stoughton 1690 presents a solid option for businesses in need of reliable transportation equipment.
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| Industry | Logistics |
| Titled Vehicle | Yes |
| Template | Trailers |
| Year | 2004 |
| Make | Stoughton |
| Floor Composition | Wood |
| Roof Composition | Aluminum |
| Suspension Type | Air |
| Length | 53 |
| Width | 102 |
| Height | 13'6" |
| Door Type | Swing |
| Unit Number | 1690 |
| Quantity | 58 |
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