Bonster

I've googled so much that my fingers now hurt (SHADDUP, Dave, lol), but I can not find a used RV that has a built-in car hauler. Any leads? We can use this for (a) trips to the track/races, (b) trips around the country where we can store a daily driver, and (c) trips to the tracks where I instruct and hope to see a 993 in soon. Biggest mistake I ever made was selling that 993. Oh yea, I would like to find another, preferrably in Arctic Silver or Arena Red. Sigh . . .

Veloce Raptor

Use your other hand.

AKA the stranger.

Bonster

Bwahahaha, I knew you couldn't resist, Dave! Hopefully you won't detract too much from the thread. I really do need a hauler. But fun in between never hurts. Oh, wait. That was just yet another lead in for you, wasn't it? Lolol.

Now back to the subject at . . . well . . . you know!

Bull

Go big or go home:

http://www.racecar2000.com/classifie...-ad-19135.html

http://www.racecar2000.com/classifie...-ad-17469.html

http://www.racecar2000.com/classifie...-ad-16795.html

http://www.racecar2000.com/classifie...esults-18.html

rlm328

Try googling "Toy Haulers". They are usually for ATVs and Bikes but some of them are capable of toting cars.

DrJupeman

There was a guy from Canada that had a nice "toy hauler" at the WG PCA CR this year. He was carrying his 911 around in it and it looked like a very nice compromise way of traveling. The rig was still very large. My concern was room for carrying spares as the car compartment area was probably only 14-16'. That doesn't leave much space for more than the car.

JPhillips-998

Maybe try racingjunk.com for toterhomes?

Veloce Raptor

Hey. Pipe down, hotlips.

Bonster

The go big idea is what we're trying to avoid, actually. The RV idea is better for registration purposes, and you don't have to have what Florida calls a "chauffeurs license." I have no idea why they call it that, but it's what you must have to drive/tow more than three axles. Thanks for the advice so far, though. And thanks for callng me hot lips, Dave. Lol.

JW in Texas

I'm partial to this one

http://thecontaminated.com/luxury-tunned-bus/

Bull

Are you certain the "three axles" is a combination of the tow vehicle and the trailer. In my area, no CDL needed by many friends who have Toters, three axle motor-homes (Monacos), etc., all towing two or three axle trailers. They tow in many States, including Florduh, with no CDL or any other special license.

Bonster

I may have misunderstood it, Bob . . . I'll ask John. I think it means not more than three axles per vehicle? So that you could have a three axled tow vehicle plus up to three axles in-tow. But I'll ask to be sure. It could very well be that I misunderstood. It won't be the first time.

Bonster

***Lol. I'd be the hit of the paddock in one of those puppies. That thing probably costs more than our house did!

rlm328

I wonder how one would tuck their car in there after it got bent?

JW in Texas

I think I saw $1.5m somewhere on the intrawebs