I knew a couple that were in the same situation. Over the course of a few years they evolved into a class A with toad for him and a small C with toad for her. When they were in the same area, the C was the office. They also had the flexibility to go to separate work sites and have full living facilities.
ArchHoagland wrote: IvyLog.....Do you know how much that smart car weighs?
My 2009 smart fortwo Passion has a curb weight of 1,806 lbs (US)or 819.2 kg. The car has 3 trim levels: Pure (basic), Passion (mid), Cabriolet (convertible).
2005 Cruise America 28R (Four Winds 28R) on a 2004 Ford E450 SD 6.8L V10 4R100
2009 smart fortwo Passion with Roadmaster "Falcon 2" towbar & tail light kit - pictures
One of the earlier postings mentioned that the earlier smart cars were a little shorter. They are actually 4 inches shorter or pretty much bang in 8 feet long. They also came in about 300 pounds lighter or 250 pounds lighter for the diesel.
These smart cars were the 450 models as opposed to the current 451 models.
Here is a Pic. This little diesel weighs in at about 1550 lbs.
2003 Revolution 40C Class A. 2002 Vanguard 22 foot Class C. Diesel smart car Toad or pulling a 2009 Timeout Tent Trailer.
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