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Quote: Originally posted by DanR on 07/8/2014Hi, We have a Martisa 600 and loads of stuff! (4 of us) everything fits into our brenderup 1205 with side extensions. It was expensive but tows really well. Would recommend going the extra money with the long distances you are proposing. You will not regret it. Also have a roof box that we just put the wet/beach stuff in. Body Boards, balls etc. The car is empty apart from us, rain coats, food for the journey and stuff to amuse the kids. Cheers Darren
Maybe we are taking too much we have a tent, poles, pegs, groundsheet for canopy, 2 carpets, footprint, canopy and poles, 2 storage cupboards, 3 sims, 3 campbeds, 2 bags of clothes, box of food, 4 sleeping bags, (1 spare just incase of accidents) towels, barbecue, carcoal (Husband cant stand the stuff you get abroad) cooker, cylinder, kitchen stand, 2 tables, electric hook up and toys for our son plus 3 bikes on the bike rack. The car was full up to the top and we are worried that it might not be doing the car's suspension any good therefore that is why we are thinking of a trailer.
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Topic: Trailer help
