Production vehicle fleet in Los Angeles
Seven unit types. All of them.
Stakebeds, 4x4 passenger vans, restroom trailers, honeywagons, 40 ft production motorhomes, video village and water trucks. Tractors and talent trailers as well. It is one yard and one phone number, so a basecamp that needs four of these does not need four vendors to sort it out.
UNIT 01
Stakebed Trucks
Open deck, removable stake sides. Grip, electric, art department and set dressing move on these.
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UNIT 02
Passenger Vans
A lifted Ford E-350 4x4 on all-terrain tires, and a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Cast and crew, including where the road stops being a road.
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UNIT 03
Restroom Trailers
Restrooms for the locations that have none. Room count and layout vary by trailer, so we confirm them on the call.
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UNIT 04
Honeywagons
Five and six room honeywagons. Private cast rooms with restrooms, on one towable trailer.
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Production Motorhomes
40 ft motorhomes for cast holding, hair and make-up, wardrobe, and a production office that has a door.
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Video Village
A covered, powered place for the director, the DP, script and the client to watch the monitors.
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Water & Pump Trucks
Servicing for cast trailers, honeywagons and restroom trailers on location. Fresh water in, waste out.
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These do not get a page of their own. There is enough variation between the individual units that anything we published would need a caveat on every line, so we quote them against your call sheet instead.
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Tractors, 2 or 3 axle
Two and three axle tractors for pulling production trailers. Which tractor goes out, what it is rated to pull and whether a driver comes with it are answered on the call. Tell us what is on the back and where it is going.
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Talent trailers
Towable talent trailers for cast at basecamp. Size, room count and how each one is fitted out vary by trailer, so ask for it by name on the call and we will tell you what is free and what is in it.
Every unit, every rental
Whichever unit you take, the same things are true. It leaves the yard clean, serviced and checked, and anything with a fuel tank leaves with it full. It goes out with the registration and the paperwork your production office needs. Your certificate of insurance is on file before it moves.
Delivery inside Los Angeles County is available on every unit, and so is pickup from the yard at 9440 Haskell Avenue in North Hills. If your location is outside the county line, ask on the call — it is usually possible, and the answer will be a yes or a no rather than a maybe.
Jimmy’s cell stays on for the length of the rental. Not a duty phone that rolls to voicemail at six: the same number that appears on this page.
Fleet Summary
- Unit types
- 7
- Stakebeds
- Deck size on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Lift gate fitted
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Passenger vans
- Ford E-350 4x4, Sprinter
- Van capacity
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Honeywagons
- 5 and 6 room
- Motorhomes
- 40 ft
- Restroom trailers
- Stall count on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Also available
- Tractors, talent trailers
- Tractor axles
- 2 or 3
- Delivery
- LA County
- Minimum rental
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Day rate
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Drivers
- on call — confirmed on the booking call
- Fuel policy
- Full out, full back
Rows marked on call are verified against the specific unit going out on your dates. We do not publish a number we have not checked.
Tell us the dates. We will tell you what is free.
List everything the basecamp needs on one call and get one answer back, instead of chasing four vendors for the same week.