Exterior Dimensions:12'1"L x 5'0"W x 6'3"H. 
Interior Dimensions:    8'3"L x 4'9"W x 4'6"H. 
GVWR: SW8 - 2,200 lbs. 
GAWR: SW8 - 2,000 lbs. 
Average Payload Capacity: 1,440 lbs. 
Cubic Capacity: 166 cu. ft. 
Curb Weight/Hitch Weight: 760 lb. / 10 - 15% of Curb Weight. 
PLATFORM HEIGHT: 19 inches. 
HITCH HEIGHT TO TOP OF 2" BALL: 17 inches.  
TIRE SIZE/LOAD RANGE/WHEEL BOLT PATTERN: ST175/80R13 LR "B" with 5 bolt silver spoke wheels. 
REAR DOOR OPENING DIMENSIONS: SW8 - 48"W x 45"H. 
STANDARD FEATURES ON ALL TRAILER MODELS: 
Torflex. "Rubber Ride" Straight Single Axle,
Positive Lock Ball Coupler Hitch with Jack Ram Hoist and Sand Pad,
(2) D.O.T. Safety Chains with "S" Hooks,
Exterior Lighting and Reflectors,
12 Volt Trailer End Connector,
.030 Pre-finished Aluminum Exterior,
Fiberglass End Caps,
1/4" Plywood Interior Sidewall Lining,
Exterior Grade Plywood Floor, and
Automotive Undercoating.

Deep cycle battery and overhead lighting. Also has 4 outlets in the trailer that work off of a separate power supply like a generator or a plug from the wall. There is a plug in the front of the trailer on the exterior that you can plug an extension cord into to feed the trailer power.

It includes a spare tire/tire mount on the front of the trailer, Stoneguard(silver diamond plate) on the front as well as the wheels wells.

It also has some decals on the outside from: Hangar 9, Great Planes, SIG, Trick R/C, JR Radios, and Kyosho. There is also a Piper Cub logo in the center. Note that these decals are on both sides.

The rear door has AMA, IMAC, IMAA, and NSRCA logos as well.  This is a 2000 model year SW8. Again, it has very low miles and is flawless. Great for transporting motor cross accessories like tool, rims & tires, etc. Great for r/c aircraft, great for band equipment, etc. The trailer is light in weight. My Accord pulls it with no problem and very little sag.  Looking to get out of this trailer ASAP because I have a TW121 on order and I need the cash!  Price new is $1825 plus tax, to bring it just over $2000. The electrical supplies, spare, etc was another $700 to bring the trailer to about $2700 if purchased new. Not that it matters, but the decals were about $250, and whomever buys it will probably take them off anyways. As you can see in the pics, the trailer can accommodate five-eight airplanes up to 1/4 scale, or four to five 1/3 scale planes.  This trailer priced to sell, a steal at $1800.