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Look at the Logan Silver Eagle trailer....I bought the 14' model....price was higher than other brands, but after seeing it in person I am glad I spent the extra money with the Logan...
20' forsure,,,,,,, you can also use it for a small car like a mustang. And it will give you a little room for gear,tents,chairs, etc. 18' IMHO would be the min you could go. If you have the truck and the budget I would go up to a 24'.
I got myself a 20' pace back in the day for racing mx and wish i would of gotten a 24' just for the fact of hauling about any size car.
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