My neighbor across the street had an O'Day Swift. As I remember, the hull on this boat was pretty sturdy and strong enough to sit on a roller bunk trailer. Some hulls are so thin, that you can push them in with your fingers. This isn't the case with most of the O'Day sailboats. Even the larger O'Days will take roller trailers. My O'Day 222 came with a Load-Rite roller trailer. With that said, I would buy two long roller bunks for this trailer and mount keel rollers down the center. The hull appears round and should be very easy to adapt to a set up such as this.hello everyone, new to the site. i have a 1968 oday superswift. the trailer i have for it is a boat trailer but it looks a bit custom as to the way the wood is laid out. does anyone have a picture of how they set thier trailers up? i want to change mine around from the way the previous owner had it since it isnt the greatest. thanks a lot!
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