Single-Axle Utility Trailer with Rear Ramp

This is a single-axle utility trailer, likely painted dark brown or black, with a flatbed design. The frame appears to be constructed from welded metal tubing or angle iron, exhibiting some surface rust and wear consistent with outdoor exposure and use. The bed is composed of wooden planks, which show signs of weathering and discoloration. The trailer features a permanent or fixed ramp at the rear, made of expanded metal mesh, which allows for easy loading and unloading of items like lawnmowers or ATVs. Sidewalls are minimal, consisting of short railings along the sides and front, also made of metal. One white wheel with visible rust on the hub and rim is present on the left side, indicating a single-axle configuration. The tire appears inflated but its condition is difficult to assess fully. A grey or silver-painted fender covers the wheel. A red rectangular taillight is mounted on the left rear side. A license plate, likely from New York (judging by the 'N.Y.' visible on a partially obscured plate), is attached to the rear ramp's left side. General wear, paint chips, and rust are evident across the metal components, suggesting the trailer is used and of an older vintage, though its exact age and manufacturer are not discernible. The construction indicates a functional, medium-duty trailer designed for hauling various goods.