we have a renegade for the race cars,,tandom axle but the toter is a lounge with a double slide 15 kv onan quiet diesel gen,,2 ac and heat,with a 50'' flat screen with a bas azz stero to boot..

your gonna pay big bucks for one to! around 200k..if it were me i would look for a diesel pusher and get the hyd hitch/platform to put them on and be done with it...we pulled my 33 formuls with my dads monoco caymen with a 5.9 isb 325 cummins..i did not even know it was back their and still got 9mpg ...

pretty cool but a little long maybe only gas powered http://outlawrv.com/

Someone WILL build you exactly what you want for a price

If your looking for used it will be hard to find, most Toter Homes with a garage instead of a fifth wheel are LONG

Pony express is one of the smallest toter homes I have seen but no garage, not enough power to pull a heavy boat either, but might be a good base to build off of, or use the living quarters, add a garage and a stronger chassis.

dig through www.racingjunk.com under their toterhome section. Those guys always have some crazy looking rigs and I've seen some identical to what you're looking for.

check renegade toters, then on the rear deck drop a roll up door box truck body on it.... could even find one with a lift gate fairly cheap.. have a trailer shop match the door from toter to garage so you can pass thru.. the 12' toters would be nice.. optima also makes the same, just instead of the bed do a box....

Thanks for the ideas. Been on racingjunk.com a LOT. Trying to keep the hauler to 25-30' MAX. I've seen toters with a long enough box/deck. It may be the way we have to go.

Sydwayz, I already considered the 45degree option. Even as far as doing them 45 from side-to-side. The biggest thing is being able to take the toys and roll. It's a nonstop month on the road from Sturgis-Destin-LOTO.

Plus, Yvonne has a crazy plan to hit Havasu/Vegas/Laughlin for the bike week and Desert Storm. Lots of time on the road needs fuel range and comfort.

How about just going with a serious hauler truck, and a custom trailer for bikes? When you buy a boat, have custom bike racks added to the trailer.

I cannot leave the choppers exposed. Plus, the "when" is closer than ever.

Keep the overall length under 75'

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