Smart Car in enclosed trailer
How lightweight and simple could an enclosed trailer be and still carry a Smart Car? They are about 9' long and 5' wide. Say 2000 lbs. There'd have to be enough room to get in and out of it, tie it ...
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Even on an open flatbed trailer, the trailer fenders impede opening the car doors. We often struggle with this issue on our flatbed when hauling vehicles in non-RV related settings. Either we have to squeeze past the door, or roll the window down & climb out race-car style then have an open window as it cannot be rolled up from outside the car.
A 5' wide enclosed trailer would trap you in the car. It would be fine for a motorbike or an open roadster, though crawling over the hood and trunk would not be kind to the bodywork.
I like the compact trailer in Ivylog's post. A good fitting car cover, tied down snug would protect it from the elements if desired.
A 5' wide enclosed trailer would trap you in the car. It would be fine for a motorbike or an open roadster, though crawling over the hood and trunk would not be kind to the bodywork.
I like the compact trailer in Ivylog's post. A good fitting car cover, tied down snug would protect it from the elements if desired.
