I have always imagined some type of van for a Fishing Car or a Station Wagon. I love the burb set up though. My current vehicle that I use has been great for little back roads (and logging/snomobile trails) with a decent amount of power. AND I HAVE NOT BEEN STUCK yet. :) Its a '94 Nissan Pathfinder SE. It's really not sleep friendly though.
-Chris Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > So far everyone seems to be going with Broncos and some other 4 wheeler. > I've got a middle size 1990 Dodge Full size van. I say middle size for the > length, they come in 3 lengths. I put my own shelving and built my own bench > seat in > the back for tackle boxes and tools. I put rod racks along the wall behind > the driver and along the ceiling. The ceiling I set them at different > lengths, > so I can put any rod from 5' up to 12' without getting in the way of > anything. > The back is set up with a sitting area in case of rain I can sit back there > and tie flies. I set that up so that if needed I can also sleep in the back. > I > put two windows in the back that open with screening. I use to carry 5 > gallons > of clean water for washing and rinsing off my reels and line when I finished > fishing. The only thing missing was a porta-pot. I do usually stay at > campsites > or make sure I'm close to one when I do my overnighters. That's my ideal > "fishing car". I've owned it for 14 years now and have 188 thousand miles on > it. I > change the oil every 3,000 miles and it still runs like a top. And of course > the bug visor has my name on it, "The Grey Ghost". > Well, that's it for me, If you ever see my van around you know I'll be close > by, the color of the van, well, grey of course. > > Ray Gattus > AKA The Grey Ghost > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
