My camera cart cost around £150 and folds down to around twice the size of my AC bag (2'x3'x1')
It's based off of a Rock n' roller style cart from Thomann in Germany- The Millenium Go-Cart for around £80.
I added a top shelf with QR plate, dual baby pins, a tripod hook and most recently, an end bag for stands and tripods. 
The main benefit of this cart, other than the small size it folds down to, is its ability to not only extend to almost double it's length- but also to lock anywhere inbetween to create a custom length cart.
This cart can take a fair bit of kit
This cart can take a fair bit of kit
My gimbal stand leaves room for the tripod holder too
My gimbal stand leaves room for the tripod holder too
A camera securely attached via the QR plate
A camera securely attached via the QR plate
Tape normally end up on the second baby pin
Tape normally end up on the second baby pin
The cart works nicely as a desk for corporate shoots.
The cart works nicely as a desk for corporate shoots.
Offloading footage on Nowhere to go
Offloading footage on Nowhere to go
Rigging B cam on Solvi
Rigging B cam on Solvi
My cart hiding in the back on Solvi
My cart hiding in the back on Solvi
The cart has  a manfrotto QR plate to safely store a rigged camera
The cart has a manfrotto QR plate to safely store a rigged camera
My AC bag fits nicely
My AC bag fits nicely
The cart folds flat
The cart folds flat
An additional baby pin- mostly used to hang my tape roll from
An additional baby pin- mostly used to hang my tape roll from
Mounting of a DIY gimbal stand
Mounting of a DIY gimbal stand
Tripod hook
Tripod hook
Devising accesories
Devising accesories
A centered baby pin
A centered baby pin
A centered baby pin
A centered baby pin
An additional baby pin
An additional baby pin
Everything got a coat of matt black
Everything got a coat of matt black
Shelf supports
Shelf supports

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