How do you roll????

Colt, that's a trick Extender. Quick & easy is the way to go.

Thanks!  I really appreciate the feedback.  It has really worked out for me.

Mooch,

Is that the camper edition?

2003 Saturn Sl2, 30+mpg with the kayak on top. Usually about 34 if it's all freeway. I love it! It's always on my car, I keep it locked.

Jeff

Mooch, nice lookin' Euro man-van. What year is that?
They've come a long way from the ol' '65 camper bus I drove about 20 years ago. I sold it to finance my first overseas travel:  semi-backpacking around Southeast Asia. I carried a lot of stuff in & on it, but never a kayak, so I won't post a pic here!

Thanks! It's a 2003 MV / Westfalia. Post your pic anyway!!

Mooch,

Is that the camper edition?

It does have the pop-up tent on the roof + a fold out table and a small cooler. It does not have the full kitchen in it.

This is how I should roll

http://www.globalxvehicles.com/vehicles/

That is Awesome   

If I could only sell my house.  get one of those and move to richmond park

If I could only sell my house.  get one of those and move to richmond park

At 8 mpg, you would have to sell your house just to keep it full of gas!

Loaded!!  With wife, 2 kids, big dog, and lots of GEAR at Tahoe this past summer...Unfortunately, those yaks only made it off the car a couple of times that week!

This is how I should roll

http://www.globalxvehicles.com/vehicles/

Meh....brother you have way too much style to be in that tank.  Get in touch with your vespa dealer and put something like this together.

This is how I should roll

http://www.globalxvehicles.com/vehicles/

Meh....brother you have way too much style to be in that tank.  Get in touch with your vespa dealer and put something like this together.

I'm guessing that he doesn't use the front brake very much.

Some one has way too much money & time! 

Old Nissan Xterra.  I had a Toyota truck before, went for ever, never did anything to it & sold it for what I paid for it.  I really wanted another Toyota & priced Trucks vs SUV's both Toyota & Nissan.  The Nissan was around 5k less.  It's been great in 100k miles I've done virtually nothing to it.  Mileage is surprisingly good, 20 hwy 16-17 city.

Believe it or not, there is enough space for a couple of people under 5'10" to sleep in the back so car camping works out pretty well.  But the most beautiful thing about it is that IT'S PAID FOR!!!!!

2001 Toyota 4Runner. 160,000 miles. Never had a single problem. Bought it new. My first car!

04 Xterra seen lots of hard miles and lots and lots of fun!