Carry Samurai with small 'hauler? Front beds?
I just recently completed the 1st half of a 4500 mile road trip, in my Chevrolet Volt, sleeping in the back of the car. I also learned that my claustrophobia has gotten MUCH worse, to the point that ...
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The smallest toy haulers have a dual-purpose rear space. The Jayco 222 I mentioned has a front bed, then sofas in the back that fold up for hauling or down for sleeping. So if you are by yourself you could easily just use the front bed. Dry weight is 5270, 26'5" long.
I'm looking at small toy haulers because sometimes I expect to travel by myself, and could use the front bed--and at other times may have 3-4 grandchildren with me, and would have plenty of sleeping space in the back.
I'm looking at small toy haulers because sometimes I expect to travel by myself, and could use the front bed--and at other times may have 3-4 grandchildren with me, and would have plenty of sleeping space in the back.
