Get a beater.
Get a van.

I got a waterproof sailbag made up by a sailmaker. It is able to carry 4 sails in it, in their bags, and is some sort of lined material. It was as much for carrying gear across to a sailing spot as anything else, but it kept the moisture inside.

Mystic SUP car bag and tarp underneath that for "extra confidence". Wipe gear down with a towel before putting it in the car.

www.mysticboarding.com/products/unisex/car/car-bag-storage-bag-car-gear-

Grantmac said..
I bought an old jumbo sized Thule roof box and put everything in there. Holds a board, 3 masts, 4 sails and boom. Second board rides beside it.

How small are your boards, I've got the biggest box they make and it's no where close, even a 7.8sail and 490 mast is to long

Don't rest wet sails up against seat belts, after 4 years the seat belt has swollen with salt to twice it's normal thickness and next to useless

After folding rear seats flat, covered the whole back with a cut to fit piece of white plastic 1/16" thick used to make walls waterproof from HomeDepot, $20 for a 4'x8' sheet. Drained board goes in board bag, sail luff end goes in a 20L vinyl dry bay from Walmart $6, wet clothes go in another 20L dry bag, let boom drain tail down then place a microfiber hand towel under tail in car.

Ben1973 said..

Grantmac said..
I bought an old jumbo sized Thule roof box and put everything in there. Holds a board, 3 masts, 4 sails and boom. Second board rides beside it.

How small are your boards, I've got the biggest box they make and it's no where close, even a 7.8sail and 490 mast is to long

Wave and foil boards. Max mast length is 430 in that box.

I dry all my gear off with a towel. Then put it in the back of my pick up truck for a proper blow dry while driving home. Then gear comes out of the truck, gets layed out for an air dry next. My gear is spoiled, as we are happy campers

^^^ Similar, my boards go from rear of wagon to sit on top of the passenger seat headrest. More than two boards though, and they want to fall over sometimes, so a cut down board tie-down strap goes from the boardbag (nose) to the hand rail

I use an Ocean and Earth wetty bucket to keep all my wet gear (wetsuit, pfd, harness, helmet, booties, mast base). Works great as the bucket bag has a foam base which lets the water drain to the bottom so gear doesn't fester in its own water. When I get home I put the hose in the bucket bag and use it to rinse everything.

www.oceanearthstore.com/surf-accessories/wetsuit-buckets/high-n-dry-collapsible-wetty-bucket/