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Thank goodness it has a 4:62 rear end :D
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Ok, what am I missing? I do not understand your post.
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Just showing how small the roadster is, I can get most of the car under the overhang of the 5th wheel!
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Aha, the picture wasn't there when I posted! What is your Roadster's rated towing capacity? :-)
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Don't know, but I'm thinking with comp springs and air shocks I should be ok :roll:
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Use premium gas.... :roll:
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Wow, and I thought this was a fun comparo...
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Now my car looks absolutely large compared to the 5th wheel shot! :lol:
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Ive been thinking of how to fit a roadster in the belly of a motor couch for some time. I think if you have a removable low windshield it could be done. But i guess i need to finish working on my current project. you're just getting me to think out loud.

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charlee0620 wrote: Mon Apr 29, 2019 10:58 pm Ive been thinking of how to fit a roadster in the belly of a motor couch for some time. I think if you have a removable low windshield it could be done. But i guess i need to finish working on my current project. you're just getting me to think out loud.

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theunz wrote: Mon Apr 29, 2019 9:36 pm Don't know, but I'm thinking with comp springs and air shocks I should be ok :roll:
A good WDH and you should be good to go. :lol:
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Haha nice! Reminds me of that scene in Fast and the Furious where they drive the car under the semi truck! Sweet pic!
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Love it! When can you deliver it for me😜🤣
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Is that your building its in? If so bet you can afford a one ton diesel
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Our night time parking at Laguna Seca...
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Fits nicely and keeps the mist off..
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