I am aware that I can "flat tow" my smartcar but I want to tow it on a trailer along wtih my golf cart. I have looked at the Smat trailer but that only has room or one vehicle. I want a trailer that allows me to "side load" my Smart on the front part and my golf cart on the rear. Has anyone seen such a trailer or know someone who will build one for me? Becasue of the short length of the Smart Car it could sit sidways behine my motor home and not hand over. I just need a trailer that will allow me to load it that way. Thanks!
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While looking for an ultralight trailer to tow BEHIND the smart itself I remembered seeing this. http://www.alumaklm.com/a8812_atv_trailer.html . It is no doubt too light duty to haul the smart, but it is a starting place to ask questions. Featherlite makes a similar one http://www.fthr.com/atv_recreational-trailer/model1694atv/ It says the sides come off and are used as ramps. They also offer tire and suspension upgrades. Hope this helps. Here's one more http://www.worthingtontrailers.com/trailers/atv/atv_trailers.aspx GVW to 5000 on these. They also do customs.
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