Conversion project: from French Whore Gothic Rape Shack to Family Adventuremobile
I built my UHaul Toter starting in 2008, swapped in a 7-speed and took it on the 2,600 mile road trip to KOH four times...but mama never loved it. Our family's needs have changed. I don't wheel as much as I used to, and my girls are growing and it's gotten a little cramped all sitting in the cab of the Toter. We do a lot of motorboating and rafting, and the girls are also getting more involved with sports.
The goal is to have a family camper that will be comfortable for the road time as much as in camp. My goal is also to have something she can also feel confident driving (when I press her into river shuttle duties).
I wanted a Class C because they're a little less obtrusive than big Class A's or any kind of RV trailer when we pull up in a parking lot at a sporting event. Not only do we want the road time comfortable, it will be nice to have something we can pull up at a hockey or volleyball game and have a place to take a break, eat a sandwich, take a nap, etc. between games. We also want passenger and sleeping space for more than 4 so the girls can take friends camping or we can haul some of the team.
I built my UHaul Toter starting in 2008, swapped in a 7-speed and took it on the 2,600 mile road trip to KOH four times...but mama never loved it. Our family's needs have changed. I don't wheel as much as I used to, and my girls are growing and it's gotten a little cramped all sitting in the cab of the Toter. We do a lot of motorboating and rafting, and the girls are also getting more involved with sports.
The goal is to have a family camper that will be comfortable for the road time as much as in camp. My goal is also to have something she can also feel confident driving (when I press her into river shuttle duties).
I wanted a Class C because they're a little less obtrusive than big Class A's or any kind of RV trailer when we pull up in a parking lot at a sporting event. Not only do we want the road time comfortable, it will be nice to have something we can pull up at a hockey or volleyball game and have a place to take a break, eat a sandwich, take a nap, etc. between games. We also want passenger and sleeping space for more than 4 so the girls can take friends camping or we can haul some of the team.