Question on useage of a Stowaway2 Cargo Carrier

[Ron]

Interested in purchasing a Swingaway Frame as I have my own Cargo Carrier Container of course the cost on it is high, $239.00 + $39.00 shipping, Total Cost $258.00, just for the Swingaway Frame.

I wonder if there are other manufacturer's other than Stowaway, (Ironwood Pacific Outdoors, Inc., Pacific Recreational Products, Inc).

Wondering if anyone has used a Stowaway2 Cargo Carrier, and if it allow's you to open the doors open on either a Dodge 190 RoadTrek or a Chevy 190 RoadTrek.


Ron

[Mike]

Have you tried customer service at Stowaway? There's a number at
their website. I'm curious too, now that you mention it, as I have the
2002 C190P. I'm thinking if we do decide to get a BBQ, an external
carrier might work better for it, considering the aroma of a BBQ and
it might be a better fit for some of the "essentials" we all carry, but
seldom use, like tools, sporting goods, chemicals (solvents/cleaners)
and such. I don't know whether I'd be concerned about rear door clearance,
as I'd be able to triage my cargo such that only very low access stuff would
get stored under the bed frame area at the rear of the van while we're on the road.

Am I making sense? I may be misreading what you've asked.
Stowaway CustServ 1-800-943-5377.