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General Gps & Speed Waves Foiling Gear Reviews Lost & Found WA NSW QLD SA VIC TAS

grumplestiltskin

2331 posts

grumplestiltskin

WA, 2331 posts

19 Feb 2007 4:57pm

quote:
Also has a duel use as a skip, is full of crap, and has a special smell.

how embarrasing, I actually thought that the council had left that there for specific use as a skip bin.

personal ride: company supplied commodore wagon .... sweet, free petrol too

HAIL

1160 posts

HAIL

SA, 1160 posts

19 Feb 2007 8:15pm

my rusty old LWB hiace has room for heaps of windsurfing gear..... and chick/s! vans rule!

garynoel

260 posts

garynoel

WA, 260 posts

19 Feb 2007 7:01pm

Motorbike and sidecar.
Put the board between my teeth and the rest of the stuff under my arm.
Sidecar bit is for my mum.

pole boy

292 posts

pole boy

WA, 292 posts

20 Feb 2007 9:43am

a late 90's model liberty, throw the seats down and you can go all night with your woman, or slide all your gear in, its your choice

MintoxGT

975 posts

MintoxGT

WA, 975 posts

20 Feb 2007 2:23pm

1984 360ci 5.9 ltr Jeep Cherokee Wagon, this puppy runs on dual fuel is as tough as nails, I carry all my stuff in the back with the passengers front seat folded all the way back.

When I progress to shorter boards I will make up some sort of racking.

I have carried 4 boards side 2x2 side by side 8 sails when with a mate plus masts booms and wet buckets.

By the way it fits a double bed mattress in the back with wheel wells cut out and is as comfy as pie to sleep in.

Cheers
GT

bubs

924 posts

bubs

SA, 924 posts

14 Mar 2007 11:01pm

I know this was a while ago but saw one of these on the road (empty

) and thought it would be the complete ideal thing (with some minor modifications) to use if you didn't want a trailer:

-

Advantages:
- Aero dynamic. Simuilar to a station wagon i would think. Mabey not quite as good but better than a van. (i think)

- Main one is how much gear you could fit in it. A s*** load i would think.

Disadvantages:
- extremily long
- bit harder to drive
- hard to park (although not as hard as a trailer i would think)

Well the hurse is my latest idea. Not so sure how to get one easily and for a good price though.

Bubs

catapilla

13 posts

catapilla

WA, 13 posts

16 Mar 2007 3:41pm

all for the herse idea Bubs. always wanted one..

1964 EH Wagon. bit of rust but fits heaps in (all the time seeing as ive got nowhere to store it at home

), On gas so only costs 20 bucks a week to fill up!!! The girl maneuvers herself around the board and sails as requisite.

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