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Y-Guy

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Posted: 04/16/15 01:30pm

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Welcome to the Toy Hauler Picture thread. We encourage members to share photos of your Toy Hauler, Toys and Adventures here. You can find our previous Picture thread here.

Pictures posted should not exceed 800 pixels width with 640 pixels the recommended width. Please try to abide by the width of 800, we will edit a post if they are too large, but if it becomes to time consuming we will just remove the post completely. Please do not quote with a photo in the quote text. This thread should be used for posting photos, and not "idle chit chat"

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Posted: 04/16/15 01:44pm

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First !
On our property in Southern Colorado:
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VTR

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Where is that. We purchased some property outside Jeffco over Kenosha pass.

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Sunset on Pismo beach last month.

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VTR wrote:

Where is that. We purchased some property outside Jeffco over Kenosha pass.

Between Walsenburg and LaVeta, south of hwy 160. Those are the Spanish Peaks in the background.

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A rainy day at San Clemente State Beach, San Clemente CA. Can't seem to find any desert pictures with toys at the moment.

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2006 Weekend Warrior WideBody FB2200 with slide

It was the smallest of the wide body full sized toy haulers they made. This meant that even though it only had a 22' cabin, it had the capacities of biggest monsters Weekend Warrior produced.

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With almost 16' of cargo space, we never thought we would fill it. The front bath was large and allowed for cargo space, but there was no dedicated "bedroom". On longer trips we would sleep on the slide out jack knife sofa instead of unloading/loading each stop.

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Over time our toys did get bigger and more numerous. I started having to stack the front ends on top of each other to fit 18' of vehicles in less length.

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Loading and unloading became much more of an ordeal and finally we set out to find a larger garage. We ended up with a combination that was the same weight and length, but things were redistributed a little.

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Well, Here is my fun rig out at Glamis sand dunes in Calif.
First one is just my set up.
The second is with a group of us all having 80's Suzuki LT500 Quadzilla's. 30+ in all showed up this trip. My rig is in the middle

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