NORTHERN INGINUITY

Dubya31 · SPRUCEDALE, ONT

NORTHERN INGINUITY

dualquadpete · BLACKSTOCK, ONT

Car hauler???? beats having to hook a trailer up. Just hope the welding is up to snuff & doesn't break in half when loaded.

parklane · St THOMAS, ONT

Pretty ingenious. I noticed that the rear is on bags. Don't know if the engine would have enough power to pull it loaded though.

jarvis1 · COBBLE HILL, BC

The body work looks good.

dualquadpete · BLACKSTOCK, ONT

Just thought of something, How's this Licensed??? Car ,Truck ????

biscuit · FLAMBOROUGH, ONT

Just put a trailer plate on it and drive it

Dubya31 · SPRUCEDALE, ONT

I wonder if the brakes are electric on the rear?

TIME TRAVELLER · NIAGARA REGION, ONT

Some older handicap vans (big ones) were built this way. They started with a new cube van chassis, added a 4wd transfer case and front axle and drove the front wheels only, then cut the chassis off behind the cab and added a custom rear chassis section. These were on the road for many years. Properly done this would work great – not saying this one is done right but I’ve seen a lot worse. The connections to the van chassis is the critical part of course but his one looks well done, good body work too. The rear chassis can be just normal trailer stuff. There’s lots of mini vans available,,,hmmm.

Lightspeed Mike · BELLEVILLE, ONT

Here's is another one from around the Trenton area. I know the owner and remember him building it.

http://kjsmotorcycleworks.com/caretaker.html

It won't haul a car but he did design it to hold 3 motorcycles and sleeping quarters.

RacerRick · TORONTO, ONT

A 3.3L minivan will haul a 2nd gen camaro on a trailer, slowly, but with no real problems (don't ask me how I know).

That one should be lighter, and if built right would be an interesting, but underpowered, car hauler. I hope there is enough brakes. When I did it, had electric trailer brakes plus the van brakes.