CMS platform recommendation

[hoosierdraft]

In talking with a local business, found an opportunity to pick up a little work but beyond my current experience level. Business sells all manners of trailers: horse, cattle, hogs, sheep, etc. And their inventory is everchanging and one-off type stuff. Current website is a straight html 4 page hot mess with 2 of the pages being broke.

Most experience with straight HTML and WP. Thinking that Joomla or Drupal might be a more appropriate platform.

Any good recommendations on a CMS platform and extensions that could manage a trailer based inventory?

[ChurchWebmaster]

Have you looked at Easy Address website builder?

I am an affiliate of their product and use their CMS for our church and a few other businesses. You can build websites from their templates and modify the design as you like without knowing HTML. It also allows you to plug-in some powerful applications.

[ccw]

You could definitely use WordPress... you may need to find a good theme or a plugin that adds the functionality you are looking for. Speaking of functionality what kind of functionality dose the website need?

[[Admin] skstarkiller]

I'll second wordpress and suggest the shopplugin. It is great. They use it at midnightoilproductions.com to power their store.

[crob09]

I highly recommend Concrete5. I have two websites built using the CMS and if you know PHP the sky is the limit.
The websites I built using Concrete5 are whatisacnc dot com and cncstuff dot com both are the original template, but you can customize very easily.