Roof rack or Trailer ??
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I used to tow a Towavan with my scoob (MY99 RB5) and had one of those Tow bars that you could remove the ball which made it difficult to tell it was on.
It used to Tow superbly as well
It used to Tow superbly as well
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I have a forthcoming baby due in April and I'm think of being prepared. I'm considering either getting a roofrack or a trailer, but cannot decide on which would be best.
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id go for roof rack mate ,,,,,,,,,,, ive done it to all my cars ,,,,, i dont want someone drilling holes through my scoob frame to fit a tow bar ,,,do u ? i got a thule rack and a halfords special top box , beauty of thule is , it can be used for all types of cars u just need to get new mounting brackets each time , £15 or so
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Thanks pcdude,
Thats what I was thinking. My wife has a Toyota Corolla and I could get the bits to fit both.
How easy is it to fit / remove and do you have any pics.
Cheers again
Gareth
Thats what I was thinking. My wife has a Toyota Corolla and I could get the bits to fit both.
How easy is it to fit / remove and do you have any pics.
Cheers again
Gareth
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no probs
i also got bike racks that fit on the roof rack too ,
no pics afraid,, and it wont be going on the car till proberly the summer to be honest with you ,
but go for it , its the best way to go
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i also got bike racks that fit on the roof rack too ,
no pics afraid,, and it wont be going on the car till proberly the summer to be honest with you ,
but go for it , its the best way to go
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But the serious answer is:
Personally I would go with the roofbox.
My brother has one (Thule) and it is really easy to put on/take off.
Almost doubles the "useable" boot space (he has a hatchback/mid-size mpv, not a scoob
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Only a VERY SLIGHT effect on fuel economy.
IMHO looks better than towing a trailer.
But I went with the wagon option
Personally I would go with the roofbox.
My brother has one (Thule) and it is really easy to put on/take off.
Almost doubles the "useable" boot space (he has a hatchback/mid-size mpv, not a scoob
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Only a VERY SLIGHT effect on fuel economy.
IMHO looks better than towing a trailer.
But I went with the wagon option
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Cheers guys,
I think a roof rack it is then.![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Steve, I did actually want a wagon (my dad has one), but IM decided that they wouldn't import a STI version. Which, as may people on here have said, is a shame
What I didn't know when I ordered it, was that the rear seats didn't fold down ![Frown](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/frown.gif)
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I think a roof rack it is then.
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Steve, I did actually want a wagon (my dad has one), but IM decided that they wouldn't import a STI version. Which, as may people on here have said, is a shame
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Hi all,
I have a forthcoming baby due in April and I'm thinking of being prepared. I'm considering either getting a roofrack or a trailer, but cannot decide on which would be best.
With the roofrack I could use a roofbox, but you are I guess more likely to scratch the roof paint than if you use a trailer.
What made me think is that receintly be brought a flat-pack cot and I had right trouble getting it in the car because my rear seats don't fold down.
Does anyone use either of these with a MY02 ?
Regards
Gareth
[Edited by gareth60 - 1/12/2003 10:45:23 PM]
I have a forthcoming baby due in April and I'm thinking of being prepared. I'm considering either getting a roofrack or a trailer, but cannot decide on which would be best.
With the roofrack I could use a roofbox, but you are I guess more likely to scratch the roof paint than if you use a trailer.
What made me think is that receintly be brought a flat-pack cot and I had right trouble getting it in the car because my rear seats don't fold down.
Does anyone use either of these with a MY02 ?
Regards
Gareth
[Edited by gareth60 - 1/12/2003 10:45:23 PM]
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