Anything bigger than a Smart car?

Cargo capacity is off the charts!

http://www.forestriverinc.com/ToyHaulerFifthWheels/WorkandPlay/default.aspx?page=specifications

Y-Guy wrote:
lincster, this was one of the great things about Weekend Warrior, they really built Toy Haulers for the various segments of the market. They listened to their buyers and built what they wanted. As I recall they often did extras to beef up the units for specific purposes. I think the downfall of the market place now is that they are all mass produced units.

Totally agree.

Work and play makes a bumper pull and a fifth wheel that has a up to a 18' cargo area and a 5000lb rated ramp and they are reasonably priced...

Okay , thanks for the help with posting pics

http://s25.postimg.org/6th02rlnz/IMG_20141025_165121_135.jpg

Link to the Transtar: http://cimarrontrailers.com/trailer-models/transtar/

We looked at Millennium, Feather Lite and inTech before going to a truck camper and enclosed trailer.

I have a 7500 lb payload on my hauler with a 16 foot long garage. I haul a full size Jeep without issue.
It is a 44 foot long Cimerron Transtar with a Trailboss conversion. I could not find a camper/toyhauler that could hold the weight of a big Jeep. Then I ran across race trailers that had coach conversions. Nice camper for the wife and enough room and weight capicity for me. We had been previously carrying a truck camper while pulling a trailer loaded with two Jeeps.I would post a picture if I can figure out how.

lincster, this was one of the great things about Weekend Warrior, they really built Toy Haulers for the various segments of the market. They listened to their buyers and built what they wanted. As I recall they often did extras to beef up the units for specific purposes. I think the downfall of the market place now is that they are all mass produced units.

HUH?
A smart car?
My sandrail is longer, taller and heavier than any smart car.
Fits in my trailer nooooo problem.
I even put 2 quads in there with it.

The problem with newer haulers is the garage.... they don't hold squat.
I bought my Warrior to actually use and to haul toys, lots of them.
Even if I had quads, I would need to haul 4 of them for my whole family.

A few years ago before 'garages' were the norm, people were stuffing Jeeps/rockcrawlers/sand rails in them. Or maybe they were just ripping out the garage wall... I read where one guy had a Miata in there (only slightly larger than a Smart). The limiting factor in most of the TH's now is the garage length, not necessarily the carrying capacity. Because of the popularity of the SxS, the TH builders have adapted to building only up to their size, and leaving the rest of the trailer for a HUGE living space.

If I remember correctly, Forest River Work & Play is one that you may be interested in.