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Hi,
I have a small recreational sit-on-top kayak (Wilderness Systems Tarpon 100). Its 10 feet long for about 50 lbs. I want to buy a second one for my wife. We have a Ford Windstar van which can easily carry one on the roof-rack, but two is just a little on the heavy side. In the shop they are suggesting a special kayak rack for abour 350$. That's over our budget right now. Trailers seem to *start* at 550$. Since I already will have to put about 500 bucks down for the kayak (that's with taxes), that would make the cost of the 2nd kayak at about 850$ to over a thousand.... Is there any cheaper solution to take two small kayaks on our van? Thanks for any advice! Andrei PS: anybody SELLING an old kayak trailer by any chance? PPS; inside the van is not an option either: we have three kids. |
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