because I can!
because I can!
If you have a head attached to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DopenScrapple
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Originally Posted by miked
we'll talk about this later, i got some scrap to go pick up...we're gonna see if I can fit a treadmill into the backseat. i'm thinking i can't, but there was a tv down the road from the treadmill and I'm sure I'll find some other things omw.
I once got 25 PC's in a Nissan Versa. It was a scary drive home.
I strapped a stove on the trunk of a neon once
yeah I took a whole tin shed home in the rice burner earlier this week. it doesn't count tho because I had to set the roof ontop of my car, which is cheating, so the stove story doesn't count.
I am beginning to think I wasted my money buying that pick up last week...
;)
only if it wasn't a FordQuote:
Originally Posted by harsas
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Originally Posted by MattInTheHat
It was a Ford; an old one that did not cost very much.
I've put a fridge onto of a lumina before... oh amber I for a15 ft trailer frame inside with over hundred pounds sheet al on top of it.
pics or it didn't happenQuote:
Originally Posted by Savannahsworld
Made me cringe a bit seeing that pix of you and the water heater. I guess if you have decent accident you probably go quick but I don't think there would be an open casket funeral ;) You got a bigger pair than me!
noway bro, that's just steel reinforcement that would cushion me.
it wasn't worth a pic cause I cut it into four foot lengths. and I had the back seat out. so all doors were shut.... lol should seen the look on there face when I started to put the al out... someone said I had a scrapping clown car........ lol
That's how it was when I took my first load of computer carcasses into the yard. I had close to 20 in my Taurus and that's what they joked about, the clown Taurus. No seats out either.Quote:
should seen the look on there face when I started to put the al out... someone said I had a scrapping clown car.
i personally would not haul a water heater that way! its dangerous if something would happen or you get in a accident.Quote:
Originally Posted by DakotaRog
if your going to haul that big stuff like that you should look into buying a truck at least. just don't want to see something happen to you that could be prevented from happening.
the truck is for 1000 + pound hauls...the rice burner is for < 1000. otherwise the profit margin of peddling metal curbside drops significantly.
ok ya i understand that. but just remember safety first no amount of money is worth your life over.
I fit one in a Prius once:
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...ps33c0b04e.jpg
And in a CRV:
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...psrmyyxr68.jpg
Some other stuff I've fit in a CRV:
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...pshuk9yagx.jpg
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...psdadd697a.jpg
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9dd0b1f0.jpg
http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...ps904a3259.jpg
I now use the truck in my profile pic to haul stuff. It's so much easier!
Fixed it. Now, I'm off to fix my Ford... again. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MattInTheHat
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As for using the Civic for small runs, I see nothing wrong with it. I'd probably get a small trailer, though. There was one made out of a Pop-Up camper that was at the local Restore for $60. I wish I got it, but my Chevrolet pickup bed trailer is much sturdier.
Either that, or a roof rack setup would work well. More space is always better.