Show your ST with your Toys!

[Heather inOC]

It seems there is always a lot of curiosity as far as what fits in the trac, so I thought it would be helpful to see how some people are situating their "toys" in their trucks. Let's see some pics!



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-Heather in OC

 

[Ben Poche]

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[Josh Langel]

My 18 foot G3 Gator Tough DLX... LOVE IT!!



(PIC IS HUGE)



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[M B]

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[Todd Cloutier]

Hey Heather, nice toys. I've got to get a picture with my bikes. I might be getting a new MTB for next year, and may need to replace my OCR with a larger frame. Interested in a medium OCR carbon frame?

 

[Mark B]

12 feet of fishin' fun.



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[Jeff C]

No toys any more. This is how I have my fun.



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[David Crockett]

Jeff C.....I dig the side exiting exhausts.....was it hard to install?



DD

 

[Jeff C]

Had it done at a shop. Cost $120, since I didn't buy a muffler, I needed less pipe, and they didn't have to work around the spare.

 

[Chops]

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[Kerry Matthews]

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[Lou M]

I use the 2X4 trick and mount it inside the bed. Keeps the bikes low and out of the wind.

Sorry they're all dirty.

Lou...

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[TrainTrac]

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[Todd D]

With my Canoe, 17.5 ft Swift winisk in ultr light kevlar layup.

My sled, 99 Arctic Cat ZR 600(soon to be traded up)

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Todd