Posted 2016-02-26 11:24 AM (#166222) Subject: Just acquired a Kiefer Built LQ Horse Trailer
New User
Posts: 2
Location: Minnesota
Hi all, I am new to this site and would like some help please!Long story short I just paid off a loan on this trailer after the original signer defaulted and stuck me with it. I need some advice on how to redo a few things to make it look nice so I can put it up for sale. I have a few spots on the walls on the inside where some of the original paneling has stripped off a little---how are the panels attached if I wanted to redo them? I have some spots where the trim is also a little messed up and I need to either replace or repair---how do I get something to match? I took one piece off and it is regular wood but has some sort of wrap over it. Can a person buy that wrap per chance?Where can I buy locks, outside lights, etc. if I need them because they are gone or broken?Sorry for all the questions--is there a way to attach pictures here so you can better see what I need to fix, replace? I really really appreciate the help!
Posted 2016-02-26 12:59 PM (#166225 - in reply to #166222) Subject: RE: Just acquired a Kiefer Built LQ Horse Trailer
New User
Posts: 2
Location: Minnesota
I just put some pictures in the Albums section for better reference.This is how it is labeled: Newly acquired Kiefer and need some help please - (updated : 2016-02-26 12:58 PM by jsmith1107)
Posted 2016-02-26 6:44 PM (#166227 - in reply to #166222) Subject: RE: Just acquired a Kiefer Built LQ Horse Trailer
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Posts: 1989 Location: South Central OK
Take it to an RV or horse trailer shop, let them do cosmetic repairs and sell it ASAP. Changing the locks would be really nice so that the old owner can't break-in.
Just acquired a Kiefer Built LQ Horse Trailer
