gents what do u use currently for hauling ur SD's and other toys and what would be your dream hauler?
I'm currently doing something like this:
But would love this
I'm currently doing something like this:
But would love this
best toy haulers?
11 posts · Started by PBRnr · 12 Aug 2013
Post 2 by Lowrance,
#2I just sold this....
Was great for trackdays and weekends out in the desert. Will be getting another one in the future.
Was great for trackdays and weekends out in the desert. Will be getting another one in the future.
Post 3 by No. 47,
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Post 4 by SDNerd,
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http://www.mbsprinterusa.com/sprinter/crew-van
Unless, you can afford one of these:
Don't worry, they can build it for you with plenty of roll-on bike storage/hauling.
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Post 9 by Jody,
#9I have this
I've been converting it from a standard panel van over the past 4 years and it's nearly perfect.
I can get 2 bikes and all associated equipment (wheels, leathers, helmets etc) in the back
The bed is above this so sleeping in the van with the bikes in is easy
The middle section of the van has some kitchen units with 2 gas hobs and a sink with running water
The seats rotate to face into the middle of the van giving a fair size "kitchen" area.
at 6.5 meters long it's just about small enough to park most places which means I can use it everyday.
I've been converting it from a standard panel van over the past 4 years and it's nearly perfect.
I can get 2 bikes and all associated equipment (wheels, leathers, helmets etc) in the back
The bed is above this so sleeping in the van with the bikes in is easy
The middle section of the van has some kitchen units with 2 gas hobs and a sink with running water
The seats rotate to face into the middle of the van giving a fair size "kitchen" area.
at 6.5 meters long it's just about small enough to park most places which means I can use it everyday.
Post 10 by Jody,
#10Rear view of my hauler. Old skool 1986 Ford 3 window inline 6 300 CI, Clifford Manifold, Holly 390 4 bl, FI exhaust headers w/ Y pipe to one exhaust, HID GM spark. Wood paneling over ridged insulation, black and white checkerd vinal one piece floor. Self built bumper rack pushes in when not use as bike hauler, on two 2X2 tube in a tube sliders.
I use a fold up cot for over nighters to keep the inside open for multi use. No built in's.
The van does move out for a SIX, and can bury the 85mph speedo with ease.
I use a fold up cot for over nighters to keep the inside open for multi use. No built in's.
The van does move out for a SIX, and can bury the 85mph speedo with ease.
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