Cover for 24' Long V-Nose Enclosed Trailer

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I just bought a 8.5 x 24 v nose enclosed trailer, fold down rear door, 36 side door. Do you have a cover thats suitable for? Thank you

asked by: Shane O

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Hey Shane! For your 8-1/2' x 24' V-nose enclosed trailer I recommend the Classic Accessories PolyPro III # 052963733631. This cover is designed for trailers 22' - 24' long, so it will fit your enclosed trailer as long as the body length falls within that range (excluding the tongue).

The adjustable front and rear tension panels will help you tighten the cover around the V-nose design, and the built-in strap system helps keep everything secure during storage. It also has zippered panels so you can still access the side door without removing the cover.

What do you typically haul in your trailer?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Shane

6/22/2026

The trailer I bought also has the rear wing, will this cover still fit over that?

Robin H.

6/23/2026

@Shane if the rear wing extends about a foot or less beyond the back of the trailer, I would not expect it to cause any issues with the cover. If it extends farther than that, I would want to know exactly how far it sticks out. The design of the wing can also affect fitment, although that becomes less of a concern with shorter extensions. If you can provide a measurement or a photo, I'd be happy to take a closer look.

Shane

6/23/2026

Ok I'll send measurements and a photo

Shane

6/23/2026

Yes the wing stretches past the end of the rear of the trailer, I took some pictures but can't send them

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