Tiny, non-trailer, RV toy haulers?

06Fargo wrote:
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Cool looking Sprinter conversion, horrible video makes you suffer through several minutes of nonsense to see what's inside.

Sprinter vans are very popular in this area with the youth MX crowd. They are not cheap however.

BigDogF250 wrote:
I have a good friend who bought a panel van and built out cabinets, walls, floor, bed. He uses portable stove inside or out and BBQ outside with a built in camp sink (has a small bucket in the bottom). The bed has a fold up center that allows him to put the motorcycle right down the middle of the van.

Don't forget with a setup like that you can also use a Joe Hauler in the back to hold another bike. Get the one with the cam-loc and it stops it from wiggling, you can put a sport bike on it.

Lots of options with those new Sprinter style vans as well and they start out much taller than a normal van.

Sounds great! Does he have pictures up anywhere?

fly-boy wrote:
www.sportsmobile.com

Can't be beat for hauling a couple motorcycles or one quad off the back-

The son and I are going to spend a year between high school and college in one of these and travel So. America. Taking two mountain bikes, two KTM's and four surf boards.

Sounds like an awesome trip!!!!

FunnyCamper wrote:
Roadtrek makes some Class B 'toyhaulers'. I mean the back doors open out like a van, the couch etc. fold and gives room for 'stuff'. depends on what you are hauling if it would fit :)
google roadtrek and see if it is kinda what ya want, of course pricey tho.

Thanks!

I took a look at their site, but did not find the toyhauler version. Do you happen to know the model name? They all kinda sound the same :).

www.sportsmobile.com

Can't be beat for hauling a couple motorcycles or one quad off the back-

The son and I are going to spend a year between high school and college in one of these and travel So. America. Taking two mountain bikes, two KTM's and four surf boards.

I have a good friend who bought a panel van and built out cabinets, walls, floor, bed. He uses portable stove inside or out and BBQ outside with a built in camp sink (has a small bucket in the bottom). The bed has a fold up center that allows him to put the motorcycle right down the middle of the van.

Don't forget with a setup like that you can also use a Joe Hauler in the back to hold another bike. Get the one with the cam-loc and it stops it from wiggling, you can put a sport bike on it.

Lots of options with those new Sprinter style vans as well and they start out much taller than a normal van.

Roadtrek makes some Class B 'toyhaulers'. I mean the back doors open out like a van, the couch etc. fold and gives room for 'stuff'. depends on what you are hauling if it would fit :)
google roadtrek and see if it is kinda what ya want, of course pricey tho.

Thank you, folks :)

That Hanvey one looks interesting!

http://www.goexpediter.com/

airstream makes a 17 foot kind of pricey though