First ever trip to the scrapyard Today

With that 300lbs in the Taurus Mech I hope you had this playing..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro4yhp9L6Ok

:p

Sirscrapalot - Why can't we be friends..why can't we be friends... - WAR

Yank out the back seat and put a pull out setup... but if You need the car for kids.. then best just to use a luggage rack like bear stated.. they have enclosed one you can get really cheap form sears for about a hundred bucks with lock.. you sure can pack alot in them.

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Originally Posted by Bear

if a trailer hitch and a trailer, or a pickup are not in the picture, I'd at least be looking for a luggage rack to put on top that thing ; )

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Originally Posted by Bear

if a trailer hitch and a trailer, or a pickup are not in the picture, I'd at least be looking for a luggage rack to put on top that thing ; )

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wow just checked out the luggage rack thing, cost about $35 for the bar type, and about $85 for a basket type, definitely the least expensive option to increasing my hauling capacity lol

I wonder how many other people out there think they need a minimum amount of weight before bringing material to a yard. If there's one, there's got to be more...

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Originally Posted by 99problems

wow just checked out the luggage rack thing, cost about $35 for the bar type, and about $85 for a basket type, definitely the least expensive option to increasing my hauling capacity lol

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There is someone who built a really big box out of plywood and 2x4s around here and fixed it to a luggage rack. It extends a couple feet out from the roof in the front and back.

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Originally Posted by ryanw

There is someone who built a really big box out of plywood and 2x4s around here and fixed it to a luggage rack. It extends a couple feet out from the roof in the front and back.

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anybody know who it was. i would like to see it.