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Member
Posts: 7
Location: IA | We just sold our 3 horse C&C, 13' short wall, trailer to down size to a two horse. My wife and I were looking at a 2014 Sooner with a living quarters for sale on horse trailer world. It is the size I am looking for with a full 7' wide and a 7' short wall. I was looking for any body with experience with these trailers. I have alway heard Platinum, Hart, Elite and 4 Star were the only quality built trailers, but that was information back in 2008 when I purchased our C&C. I want a trailer that will not leak and last a long time. How does the new Sooner's stack up? |
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New User
Posts: 4
Location: carrollton, VA | Star trailers seem to hold up best and according to my search..they hold their value. Sooner has been around also. |
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Member
Posts: 47
Location: Hookerton, NC | c&c trailers are well made trailers and hold up very well. I believe they went out of business a few years ago. Good trailers. I have a 4 star and elite, but wouldn't hesitate buying one if it was what I wanted. |
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Regular
Posts: 78
| Loving my Cimarron. I've heard the newer Sooners aren't great, but have no personal experience aside from a friend who had issues with welds and latches. |
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Veteran
Posts: 127
Location: rapid city sd | Just two trailers that came out of the exact same nest as the C&C. Elite and Platinum Coach. Sooner Featherlite and exiss all have the same owner. |
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Posts: 9
Location: Alabama | |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 350
Location: Penrose, Colorado | C & C are one of the best out there, have you thought about finding a smaller c & c that would work for you?? through the years we have owned a lot of brands and my c&c will last me forever. |
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New User
Posts: 2
Location: MA | C&C to Sooner, you might be disappointed. How about 4 star, Elite, Eby, Adams, Hart? |
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I need any advice on a new trailer.
