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Let's see your music equipment hauler :-)

Hello Bassplayers, my name is Mykk. I am going to be more active on this forum, great info here. I thought it would be fun to post up pictures of your mode of transportation, how do you get your bass equipment from A to B.

My passion & life is music, my hobby is cars. So naturally, my equipment hauler is a custom Silverado I've practically designed and built from the ground up. This equipment hauler has even made it on the cover of automotive enthusiasts magazines.

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450hp carbureted small block chevy built from scratch:

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Clearly my equipment hauler isn't meant for long hauls, at 10-12mpg.

Let's see yours, Cheers ~Mykk
 
Meet Leeroy, a little fiat uno from 1989 (it's older than I am lol)
Would you believe I got this little thing to 102mph with 4 people and a load of camping gear in the car?

Bought it last summer for £250, insurance was relatively cheap of course so it was perfect for me.

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I'm the only one in the band with a drivers license. Here he is packed with a bass combo amp, a bass cab, two guitar amps, drum breakables, three guitars, one bass, a couple of pedals and a bag full of cables and microphones. I couldn't live without this car!
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