Carry-On Trailer Stolen in Lawrence

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Carry-On 5×8 Trailer Stolen in Lawrence, Kansas

Lawrence, KS – Police are investigating the theft of a Carry-On 5x8CG trailer that was reported stolen on September 3, 2025. The trailer was taken from Lawrence and a report was filed with the local police department.

The stolen trailer is a black Carry-On 5×8 model, measuring 8 feet in length with a single axle. The back was secured with a Master padlock at the time of the theft. According to the owner, the trailer’s hitch stand is slightly bent, caused by accidentally leaving it down while driving a short distance.

The trailer’s VIN has been recorded as 4YMCL0811CT026625. A theft report was filed with the Lawrence, Kansas Police Department under case number L25045347.

About Carry-On Trailers

Carry-On Trailer is one of the largest manufacturers of utility trailers in the United States, producing a wide range of enclosed, utility, and specialty trailers. Known for their accessibility and affordability, Carry-On trailers are widely sold through major retailers and dealerships across the country. The 5×8 single-axle models are popular for personal and small business use, offering a balance of compact size and hauling capacity.

Case Details Recap

  • Trailer: Carry-On 5x8CG, black, single axle
  • VIN: 4YMCL0811CT026625
  • Unique Identifiers: Master padlock on rear, bent hitch stand
  • Date Stolen: September 3, 2025
  • Location: Lawrence, Kansas
  • Police Agency: Lawrence Kansas Police Department
  • Police Report #: L25045347

Since the theft, it’s possible that the trailer has been repainted, stripped of identifying markings, and the VIN/serial number has been swapped or altered.

If you believe you’ve seen this trailer or have information about its whereabouts, contact Marc Hinch of Hinch Investigations using the methods below. Be sure to reference Case # 25-0093.

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