Stealth Nomad toy hauler

[ryan]

Anyone here have one and can give feedback? I'm very interested in them since you can get those 7k axles and actually put a jeep in it. Not a side by side

 

[JoshT]

Nope, but interested in the replies. I want to get a camper eventually. I'm torn between one that can be towed behind a Ranger and one that a Ranger can fit in.

The '99 and/or '85 will be built into street trucks. Also considering building something like a Locost or Exocet kit car if the 85 falls through, or with spare drivetrain I have. Want to take them to play on the mountain road on trips. That means getting a camper than can be pulled by them, leave the camper at home and stay in motels, or get a camper that they can fit inside. Hotels aren't always available where I want to go and I'm pretty sure my F-250 could handle towing duties if I got one they could fit inside (or minimally converted a cargo trailer).

Of course toy haulers are relatively light. I could probably go with a toy hauler just big enough for the planned kit car. Something that size, the 99 Ranger could probably pull it empty (esp. after V8 swap). The F-100 could probably pull no problem with ATV or Motorcycle. The F-250 could probably pull with the kit car. Decisions, decisions...

 

[ryan]

My biggest issue with most toy haulers is cargo tops out at 3k lbs, not enough for my crawler. An f250 wouldnt have an issue pulling it, even if you got one big enough for the ranger. Stealth makes one at 10k with 4k in cargo

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

This is what I help build. Check out https://www.rvhaulers.ca/
You can haul a 5th wheel RV behind as well...
Mention my name. It won't be cheaper but I will get a small commission.

 

[superj]

i see lots of guys have utility trailers that they have put a truck bed camper onto and tied down to but still have enough room on the back to put their jeeps. they pull them with 3/4 or 1 tons

 

[superj]

like this, but not such a big rv on the front