Wheelchairs and Toy Haulers
I'm a Paraplegic and also a sailor. Iam getting out of the wet and going to stick with the dry lake beds and going fast landsailing. I have not seen many people in wheelchairs with trailers doing m...
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dedmiston wrote:
I'm not too far away from you.
Do you guys ever go out to Cuddeback to sail? It's about eight miles off 395, so a little bit of a drive from the highway, but it's a great spot.
As far as good places to shop in So Cal, that's a tough one. We really had a hard time finding what we wanted here. We bought both of our toy haulers from Giant RV and we absolutely can't stand them.
You're going to need to do something custom for yours, so you'll really need to find a dealer to partner with you. I wonder if your best bet might be to shop through ***Link Removed*** and find a floor plan you like, and then reach out to the factory and see if they can work with you.
I think there are more dealers in the central valley. I always see them when we drive up the 99. Maybe you can take a trip up the valley to shop.
I saw that list and need to go through it. Never heard of Cuddleback. On Facebook there is a landsailing group called Landsailing, imagine that. Every year a bunch lay out a route and dates and do a loop of spots around the western part of the US stopping, camping and sailing then moving on. Sounds fun but I do not want to do it unprepared. Almost everyone has a trailer or RV.
People really love Ivanpah because it is pretty much free and the hotels and stores are n ear by if needed. The World Landsaililng SPeed Record of 126.4 MPH was set there back in 2009. Look up the Green Bird Project on Google.
