 Doug and his homebuilt. Check out the slick drop down fin stash. And he's got power to watch football when the wind stinks. |
 Windsurfing's only see-through trailer. After the wood siding rotted away, Bob upgraded with Lexan. We haven't checked its bullet resistance yet. |
 Rey C has a homebuilt with some interesting curves. The nose piece is curved plywood. |
 So long I couldn't get it all in. Guy M's trailer is a very custom Wells Cargo - long, low and narrow. |
 The inside of Ken M's van. Room to sleep if the weather stinks. A pretty common floorplan. |
 A pretty common combo. A Wells Cargo trailer and Class B Motorhome - Richard W's Sportsmobile in this case. (He's since sold both the trailer and van to Stewar L - shown at the bottom of the page) |
 Nigel's big red diesel Ram. He gets an amazing amount of gear in the bed and still has room to sleep. |
 Dan M's small wooden trailer. One of many of this style. |
 Car Mike's small wooden trailer. He's at least the third owner. The previous owner (Puppy Doug) did the paint job. The American Flag is actually a door. |
 Rusty's homemade. Built on an aluminum flatbed, with a Dog House built cage that Rusty skinned in aluminum. |
 Charles Ivey's Canadian built trailer with opening front and back doors. |
 Mikey's HVAC duct trailer. Another multi owner trailer. Mikey is the local board repair guru. |
 Robert K is another of the Van crowd. He can get three or four boards inside and still sleep on the floor. |
 Stewart L is about as hard core on vans as one can get. His little Astro has a bunch of miles and a bunch of mods. Stew's been living out off and on for a couple of years. |