Thought this would be a good thread to start , here's mine just added this custom draw . Worked out great .
Select to expand quoteangie pangi said..
Can carry 4 full set ups
Sweet set up! What are those foils? Look nice! Takuma like.
Select to expand quoteLove that drawer. Here's my rig...prone and wing mast attached, have to remove front wings. Sup foil with foil drive in middle. Longboard in ceiling above. Wingsvare usually stowed more neatly.
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Fits two wing boards with foils attached. There is a mattress above the drawers, so can sleep in the van when required.
Inside shot.
There's one of everything in the current GoFoil line in the draws, 5 prone boards, 2x complete fliteboards, Kalama sup/ wing board
Select to expand quoteangie pangi said..
Can carry 4 full set ups
How are you securing the boards in the bed?
Just to balance things out. you don't need a camper for wing foiling :)
helps if your car is as wide as the mast length and the opening as high as the fuse length - never take the foil apart ...
Well I may have to remove the masts if I want to put boards inside but I can fit 4 rigged foil boards on the roof.
Can still raise the top with 2 boards fully set up, can go pretty much anywhere and stay there overnight.
LH drawer has stove cooking utensils and food fridge on top.
RH drawer for foiling gear with room for prone wing and Sup gear for 2.
Also a little console fridge for the after session icy cold beers.
It'll do me. 
A very practical compact ride for the Euro and UK foilers is the classic,humble breadvan.
This Kangoo holds a mounted 85l Wingfoil ,pronefoil, dockstart , 4 Wings,an extra full foil setup, ,skateboard and pads and a 7 foot surfboard inside the roof.
Plus wetsuits and the usual chandlery of parts and thingys.
Select to expand quoteslingersup said..
My sup foiling transport of choice in the southwest UK.
That's hardcore ????
