Where do you store your mobile detailing trailer

[Mary S]

Re: Where do you store your mobile detailing trailer

My HOA allows you to park a trailer in your driveway up to 3 days (presumably for loading/unloading camper trailers, etc.)

The more I think about it, the more it sounds like a cargo van could be the way to go, maybe a cargo minivan that will fit in the garage and pass for a regular car like this one, so they shouldn't complain where I park it. When I outgrow the explorer, I think that is the direction I will go.

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/1675168672.html

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Where do you store your mobile detailing trailer

Looks like a good idea. Get a couple of magnetic signs to advertise. Remove trhem before you come home. They would never know.

[Mary S]

Re: Where do you store your mobile detailing trailer

Looks like a good idea. Get a couple of magnetic signs to advertise. Remove trhem before you come home. They would never know.

That would be a great idea!

The nice thing about using a 1994 van, assuming the paint and clear coat are in good enough condition, you could use it as an example of your work! You drive around or park in public lots and people will see your your advertising signs with your web address.

When I am ready to buy, I will try to find one in Burgundy