snapperfish said..
Is this do-able? I am guessing the LT would have to go on roof racks of some sort, instead of inside a van.
Cheerio,
sf.

It depends on how big your van is.

But with typical windsurfing vans, - Yes.

Canoe racks that swing down should work.
Depends on van height. Loaded many one designs onto a kombi.

P.s... great choice for van life board.

P.p.s racks are referred to as lift assist roof racks.

Something like this might be suitable for getting the LT onto racks at the rear: www.safetyline.com.au/tyre-step.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrNHs0czC7AIVRq6WCh3HmgOvEAQYASABEgJf0vD_BwE.

For the front, open the side door and use the van step.

Having seen kayaks and SUPs come off high vehicle roofs when the kayak/SUP was side-on to the wind, suggest you point into or away-from the wind, when loading/unloading. Also, never leave the LT unsecured to the racks whilst loading/unloading.

If the wind is strong, you might ask for assistance from others nearby. I've seen a SUP come off a rack and smack the car parked alongside, because the SUPer was too embarrassed to ask for help until it was too late.

Finally, you might use two tie-down straps at the front, as well as (at least) a single at the rear. At vehicle speeds, there's a lot of wind force underneath the front of the board, trying to push it up and off the rack.

Hope this helps.