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The First Team hauler head-on in the hangar

Equipment

A rig designed around one job.

The full rig — crew-cab hauler and 48-foot enclosed trailer — parked inside a hangar

The trailer

Custom enclosed and fully sealed. The vehicle is out of sun, rain, salt, and road spray for the whole route, and out of sight for it too.

A sports car on wheel trolleys riding the rail system into the enclosed trailer

RailRyder loading

The vehicle is secured over its wheels on trolleys outside the trailer and drawn in by wireless remote. Roughly a four-degree loading angle against thirteen for a conventional tailgate — the specific reason a low-clearance car loads without scraping.

Securement is over the wheels with no metal-to-metal chassis contact, and nobody opens a door inside the trailer.

The trailer entrance with bar lighting, where the condition-capture array records each vehicle

Condition capture

Bar lighting and multiple synchronized high-definition cameras positioned at the trailer entrance. They trigger automatically as the vehicle is drawn in, capturing every angle at once. Timestamped, stored, and provided to you.

It replaces fifteen to twenty minutes of hand photography with about thirty seconds — and it does not depend on how diligent anyone felt that morning.

The crew-cab hauler photographed head-on in the hangar

The truck

A professional-grade hauler with a low-profile footprint, able to reach residences, gated communities, and event sites that a full-size transporter cannot.

Discretion

An unbranded profile is available on request. Every driver signs a confidentiality agreement, and a copy is provided to you with your documentation.

See it assigned to your commission.

Every proposal names the equipment that will carry your vehicle.