the saga continues...
 

After a trip to the shop with the Tahoe it looks like I may be able to put off getting a new rig. To celebrate, today I bought a friend’s little trailer for my gear! No more rummaging through the big tub for what I need (it’s always on the bottom), no more excuses for leaving things home. It's kind of small but I’ve been wanting something like it for a long time.

Now if I can just keep ol’ Blue running...

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Nice trailer. That seems perfect for independent productions.

An Elephant
 

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The Unit has a white panel van that we move in...

personally I ride a Specialized Allez Elite...

but if I HAVE to drive then it's the Mini Cooper...

nice... That's the stuff!...

1997 Ford Transit diesel. It's good on fuel,I can get all my kayaking kit in/on the roof and I can sleep in it.

Audi Q7 4.2 V8 TDi diesel. Great for schlepping gear around and acceptable mileage.

1999 Ford Puma

2001 vw passat wagon, with roof racks!-- love it!

2007 Mustang GT "Ford Racing" (Black with Silver Stripes, Black Shelby wheels)

1968 Dodge Charger "General Lee Replica":
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1999 Ford F-150 4x4:
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'06 Dodge Magnum R/T. Since I'm my own crew it holds all my gear in the boot. It's comfortable as hell and it'll get 25 on the highway and about 17 in town.

Yeah, it's got a Hemi.

I drive a 1983 Jeep CJ-7. She might have a little rust, and a hard top would be great, but it gets the job done. I can get up to 30 miles a gallon on the road and can go anywhere! An all-around great vehicle.

Yellow Mercedes Vito Dualliner. Car like ease of driving with van usability plus the giant rear door makes a good rainshield.

3.0 sport X-type Jaguar + we have a VW T4 van converted camper for weekends and big jobs requiring lots of gear!!