When you absolutly, positivley don't want a trailer

[alosix]

Well, that setup allows for easier backing vs a trailer and being able to back up vs just flat towing.

It would also save 2 axles of tolls. Granted it would never recoup the cost of that setup.

I do like this setup a little better though:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St-QAGAhJEQ

 

[chet]

a local guy has one similar to that but it holds a small car and totally closes in. neat concept.

 

[Hags Overlanding]

That looks more like a 'Tracker Packer'. Built on a commercial truck chassis, FL80?

First post to this forum, and the sarcasm is already showing, couldn't resist sorry.

 

[dzzz]

That looks more like a 'Tracker Packer'. Built on a commercial truck chassis, FL80?

First post to this forum, and the sarcasm is already showing, couldn't resist sorry.

I did notice the front wheel of the truck. I agree that's not built on a RV cutaway chassis, but something heavier.

 

[bdbecker]

Somebody's been watching Top Gear...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5az1HIIwrJY&feature=related

(Be sure to watch the whole video)

 

[Ford Prefect]

Most likely it is built on a freightliner truck. (which is a very common platform for a motorcoach these days.)

Looks pretty nice to me. I would certainly question the single rear axle there, but other than that I think it would likely drive pretty smooth.

I bet it cost him a boat load to build! Of course he certainly will get all the attention he ever wanted with that thing too! haha

I know, perhaps he was like others on here, worried about departure angle. You pop out that tracker and suddenly you have a ton os departure angle!

 

[Overland Hadley]

If your RV needs a dinghy, it's too big.

x2

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

That's one of the sillyest things I've ever seen!!

Some people have way too much money!