Great stuff! Thanks. I'll get him to have a look.

Gonewindsurfing247 said...

A bit old now but you get the idea, the bars are spring loaded and come out so you can sleep in it (Hyundai Iload). Hope it helps.

Wow, that's the neatest cleanest set up I've seen for a while. Are you sure that you use that or is it for display purposes only.

good to see a kite in there too

Here's what he's done - We needed a bed for o/night car camp bushwalks + cycles and the boards sit on that. It still needs a bit of finishing off as he's only had it 2 weeks.As it's not mine I'll only be allowed to use it once a week or so but wow! What luxury compared to the Corolla!
Its' only a small van . I need a cargo barrier for when I caret all my art display gear to horse & dog events but the boards were too long so we compromised that a bit to cut a hole for their noses.I have 3 boards and they all fit but we only have 2 the van in these photos. The front seat goes forward to allow enough space for the boards.I never have a passenger when I go sailing so that's not an issue.
My loft sailbag or other gear holds the back of the boards up.I suggested a springy rack like was shown here but it's got headliner and he put soundproofing and lined the walls so you couldn't push against them with that idea.



The bed is full width for sleeping but folds back at the front and on one side to allow room to sit or for 2 pushbikes to be carried.






Packed & ready to go tomorrow.. Please blow..!

Gonewindsurfing247 said...

A bit old now but you get the idea, the bars are spring loaded and come out so you can sleep in it (Hyundai Iload). Hope it helps.

Wow that is sooooooo neat and organized Looks like you've got all wind strengths covered.
What's in the grey draw ?