Always owned a pickup truck until 2010 when I sold my Silverado due to high gas prices and the fact I didn't haul anything as much as I used to. Wasn't back in the pin hobby again yet. So bought a Hyundai Elanta wagon, installed a hitch so I could carry bikes on the hitch carrier and bought a roof cargo carrier and it served our purpose.

Then I found a small, folding utility trailer on CL for $200 and bought that for when I found something on CL like a yard tractor or just general hauling needs.

First pic shows Party Animal strapped in the back because I went straight from the train station after work to pick it up and didn't feel like going home to hitch up the trailer.

Highly recommend if you have a car to install a hitch and get one of these space saving trailers. I used to keep my folded up against the garage wall. But now I keep it unfolded and ready to go in my shed. So I can just back up to the shed, hitch it up and get going to the river or for a pin deal.

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Need a trailer for when a friend comes over and wants to do some West Virginia road kayaking!
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The trailer can be purchased from Harbor Freight, but you need to fully assemble it. Luckily I bought mine locally fully assembled and just had to put plywood decking on it.

http://www.harborfreight.com/1195-lb-capacity-48-inch-x-96-inch-heavy-duty-foldable-utility-trailer-with-12-inch-wheels-90154.html

My Elantra's rear opening is about 1/2" too small for pins to slide in all the way...as see in the first pic. Although was able to ratchet strap it in tight and secure. But my EM pin was able to slide in fully and close the door.

Yup, could fit two pins no problem. Just a matter of how heavy a load your car can tow I suppose.