They are a great vehicle! Nice space with great mileage.
Here is the work area.

I drive the Element as well. It's perfect for this work, and I don't think they're ugly at all. :)

2008 Lexus IS-F

- 5.0L V8 416 HP
- 8 Spd manual/automatic with steering wheel mounted paddle shifters
- 0 to 60 4.6 secs, 170mph Top Speed
- ULEVII, 23 mpg hwy

http://troper10.com/_MG_2671.jpg

Ducati 848 (ContourHD camera fits in my backpack!) Plus I have several camera mounts for it!
OR
Honda Odyssey Minivan if I have to take the rest of my gear!
As the pic shows, the Odyssey is good at landscaping too!

Ducati's here too~
 

I have a Ducati 1198 and 1098S:
http://www.stevenunez.com/images/Xer2.jpg
http://www.stevenunez.com/cycles/tro...a/DSCN3678.JPG
and I too have a Contour Bullet cam~

I'm likely gonna sell one and buy a Sony EX1 or something similar!

Sweet bikes! Can't imagine having to make a choice of which to sell. Take the Ohlins stuff off the 1098, put it on the 1198. Part out the 1098 and you should make a lot more money!

I sold my VFR to get a Pro Tools rig. Made enough $ with audio to buy the 848!
Now if I can make enough $ with video....!

2005 Impala

Great setup David

Thanks Ray.
26 miles per gallon isn't bad for being able to hall all my crap about.

WANT!!!!! Darn it David... lol

Hey Trevor, all the gear comes out and you have the ultimate mobile party room on wheels!


Here is something that holds a wee bit less gear, and gets a touch less gas mileage than the Benz Sprinter. My old chase car for track events, a 77 Ferrari

2008 Cadillac STS, trunk crammed full of video gear and my laptop.

Next time around, I think I'll get something a little more practical.

Perhaps you should try a Mini Cooper ;)

Drive a sedan now, sold my sports car last year and did a 60 second video to market it. Shot with a Sony HDR-FX1, edited on vegas.

See it here:

Porsche

I have a 2005 Daihatsu Sirion, with A/C. A must in mid-England :) It's 4.5 years old and I'm just coming up to 15,000 miles. So you all know who to blame for global warming.