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Well, ya know Santa continues to keep his expenses low! The tires are bald, theres no windshield ( but he's used to traveling at high speeds without a windshield) so his chute time sheet usually gets blown all over the the place cause their isn't any windshield wipers to hold it down. The license plate on the truck says "furwhlr" & the back of the truck says Santa's Yelpers. He likes to enter a race or 2 a year! He does feed REINDEER & RICE dog food that seems to work the best for him! Bonz

2005 F450 XLT Super Duty
Diesel Dually
200" Wheel Base
'Light Force' "moose lights"
24 hole box with a loads of storage space

Eight-hole box on a 5x8 trailer. There's 5' x 16" of storage in the back, and the box is actually in two sections, so that it won't take eight guys to get it off the trailer (which we rarely do anymore anyway).

1994 Chevy Cheyenne 2500 4x4 extended cab, long bed. We get about 13 mpg fully loaded. 8 hole dogbox but we can double smaller dogs to haul more. Storage area in back and drawer on rollers underneath. Plans are underway to remove the bed and build a double tier 20 hole box.

We picked up a 1993 GMC extended cab, 4x4, diesel truck and turned it into our dog truck. Swing out outriggers w/grease nipples, winch on the back. Back storage boxes can hold more dogs if necessary. Note trailer hitch plug.

Photo provided by Yoda Masaya.

Honeycomb reinforced with Fiberglass on a long bed, extended cab Chevy truck. This material allows curved shape. Very Light. 10 holes.

Two litre Toyota with the box is built from 12 mm plywood. We carry eight dogs, all equipment and as you can see on the top our carts for dryland sledding.

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