Who said you can't haul a 4x8 in a TT?
08-17-2008, 02:05 PM
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Who said you can't haul a 4x8 in a TT?
Cut to size, of course.
I've hauled office chairs, build-your-own crappy target furniture, bicycles, and guitar amps. What's the biggest thing you've hauled?
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I've hauled office chairs, build-your-own crappy target furniture, bicycles, and guitar amps. What's the biggest thing you've hauled?
<img src="http://gabrielutasi.com/fun/tt4x8.jpg">
08-17-2008, 02:19 PM
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Let's see...
There were others but the biggest loads were...
2 bumpers + assorted tools
<img src="http://images34.fotki.com/v1143/photos/1/1144118/5083232/IMG_0003-vi.jpg" />
4 tires, 2 rotors, racing jack, assorted tools
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/109968/img_0002.1.jpg" />
and one othertime I had a 4'x3'x3' trunk in there but I had to tie the trunk lid shut for that one. The guy at the furnature store thought I was nuts.
2 bumpers + assorted tools
<img src="http://images34.fotki.com/v1143/photos/1/1144118/5083232/IMG_0003-vi.jpg" />
4 tires, 2 rotors, racing jack, assorted tools
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/109968/img_0002.1.jpg" />
and one othertime I had a 4'x3'x3' trunk in there but I had to tie the trunk lid shut for that one. The guy at the furnature store thought I was nuts.
08-17-2008, 02:30 PM
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Re: Who said you can't haul a 4x8 in a TT?
Inside the car, I've moved 4 tires for a Grand Cherokee, I fit my craftsman tool chest, I've stuck a front bumper for a TT, and a FK rear diffuser. A Sony 42" flatscreen fits well, if you can move the seats forward a bit.
I did all 80% of my moving from NY to VT with the car, so in 3 trips, almost 3/4 of the stuff from my fully furnished apartment.
ON TOP of the TT, I've moved a queen sized mattress, and I strapped a living room recliner to the back of the car. Seat bottom sat on the hatch, seat back was against the rear bumper. That was an interesting one.
Boss was trying to get me to sell him my mud tires (33x12.50) Was trying to convince me to strap them to the roof and drive them up to VT from NY. I did draw the line on that one. Muddy = scratchy
I did all 80% of my moving from NY to VT with the car, so in 3 trips, almost 3/4 of the stuff from my fully furnished apartment.
ON TOP of the TT, I've moved a queen sized mattress, and I strapped a living room recliner to the back of the car. Seat bottom sat on the hatch, seat back was against the rear bumper. That was an interesting one.
Boss was trying to get me to sell him my mud tires (33x12.50) Was trying to convince me to strap them to the roof and drive them up to VT from NY. I did draw the line on that one. Muddy = scratchy
08-17-2008, 02:48 PM
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Couple of snowboards/boots/huge suitcase. Still had room to spare.
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08-17-2008, 03:22 PM
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Re: A decent sized Christmas tree :)
I like the tree. I bet it smelled good after that. I forgot to mention several huge bags of mulch, which made the car smell like manure for a week.
08-17-2008, 03:33 PM
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A tent, 2 sleeping bags, 2 air mattresses, 1.5 cases of beer, luggage for 2 people
for a couple of weeks, 2 laptop cases, 4 large picture frames (for hostess gifts), a car-wash bucket, tool box and a pillow.
All in the back of the roadster for TTE in Vermont, followed by camping at Bracketfest 2 years ago.
Yeah, no picture, sorry!
All in the back of the roadster for TTE in Vermont, followed by camping at Bracketfest 2 years ago.
Yeah, no picture, sorry!
