Toy Hauler extensions

Genius idea. I've lost count of how many people need just a few more inches to upgrade their toy.

tinner12002 wrote:
Run across this website on another forum, looked interesting.
http://toyhaulerextensions.com/

Great item for someone needing more room.

Great idea...wonder how much

I don't know if there are multiple outfits doing these, or if this is "THE" shop. I read something disturbing on a Facebook group before the holidays though. (DISCLAIMER: This is my vague recollection of something another guy said, so please peel back this onion's layers of lameness and hearsay accordingly.)

There was a guy on FB who says he took his rig in for an extension, and then the rig vanished and the shop wouldn't return his calls. He drove back out of state to try to find the guy at his shop and filed police reports in multiple jurisdictions. The kicker was that people started sending him photos of his rig at shows in Vegas and elsewhere. He alleged that the shop wouldn't return his rig and then used it as a demo at trade shows.

Not your everyday story.

Before signing up for the work, I would ask for lots of referrals, photos of smiling customers, and check BBB ratings.

Oh and adios to your warranty after a mod like this. At least that's my assumption.

(Does this ring a bell to anyone? Post links if you remember seeing it.)

Wild Card wrote:
Great idea...wonder how much

I asked that ques also and they said,

The 12" is $3495.00 and the 24" is $4,495.00 installed!

I think it said they go all the way to 48".

dedmiston wrote:
I don't know if there are multiple outfits doing these, or if this is "THE" shop. I read something disturbing on a Facebook group before the holidays though. (DISCLAIMER: This is my vague recollection of something another guy said, so please peel back this onion's layers of lameness and hearsay accordingly.)

There was a guy on FB who says he took his rig in for an extension, and then the rig vanished and the shop wouldn't return his calls. He drove back out of state to try to find the guy at his shop and filed police reports in multiple jurisdictions. The kicker was that people started sending him photos of his rig at shows in Vegas and elsewhere. He alleged that the shop wouldn't return his rig and then used it as a demo at trade shows.

Not your everyday story.

Before signing up for the work, I would ask for lots of referrals, photos of smiling customers, and check BBB ratings.

Oh and adios to your warranty after a mod like this. At least that's my assumption.

(Does this ring a bell to anyone? Post links if you remember seeing it.)

Thanks, I'll forward that to the guy who is thinking about using them.

dedmiston wrote:
I don't know if there are multiple outfits doing these, or if this is "THE" shop. I read something disturbing on a Facebook group before the holidays though. (DISCLAIMER: This is my vague recollection of something another guy said, so please peel back this onion's layers of lameness and hearsay accordingly.)

There was a guy on FB who says he took his rig in for an extension, and then the rig vanished and the shop wouldn't return his calls. He drove back out of state to try to find the guy at his shop and filed police reports in multiple jurisdictions. The kicker was that people started sending him photos of his rig at shows in Vegas and elsewhere. He alleged that the shop wouldn't return his rig and then used it as a demo at trade shows.

Not your everyday story.

Before signing up for the work, I would ask for lots of referrals, photos of smiling customers, and check BBB ratings.

Oh and adios to your warranty after a mod like this. At least that's my assumption.

(Does this ring a bell to yanyone? Post links if you remember seeing it.)

Yes it does. The owner finally got his WW back after weeks. The work done was horrible with gaps and bad welds.

I remember that post the shop was in Las Vegas