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Topic: Sail Carrier |
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Mike 795 |
Posted: 01-May-06 18:37 |
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Nice simple one.
I am about to change my car from a LWB 4x4 to a small hatchback.
Just wondering what is the smallest car people have managed to get the ISO main into? (with battens still in and sail rolled up normally) |
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 01-May-06 19:35 |
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VW Passat Estate.
Not sure but I think the VW Golf Estate was ok also.
Why not take the sail with you to the showroom? When I go to view cars, I like to fold the back seats down and layout - testing the weekend race meeting sleeping accomodation! The sales people do look at you funny!
[Edited by Pete Lindley on 01-May-06 19:40] |
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graham_737 |
Posted: 01-May-06 21:09 |
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Don't they do that anyway Pete? |
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 01-May-06 22:10 |
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It's not just salesmen that look at me funny! |
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Tim |
Posted: 01-May-06 23:23 |
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I can get an ISO main in my 106, and a boom for that matter. It involves a bit of seat juggling but fine if you don't want to carry passagers!
Tim |
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David |
Posted: 03-May-06 17:18 |
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Hi
I can get all my sails, kit and virtually everything except the mast and the boat in my Punto, so you probably have a wide choice of cars !! However if you go aborad with the car, I would get something bigger as ducking under the sails at the toll booths is interesting to say the least !!
David - ISO 1005 |
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