Part II of our ongoing series: How much can you stuff in the back of a 951?
06-22-2005, 11:50 AM
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lets see, how about a huge 27" panasonic tv - again something 911's cant do!
ummm when i moved to school one time, i had clothes drawers, all my hanging clothes, two 19" CRT computer monitors, all my other computer crap, etc etc etc
ummm when i moved to school one time, i had clothes drawers, all my hanging clothes, two 19" CRT computer monitors, all my other computer crap, etc etc etc
06-22-2005, 05:09 PM
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You guys are killing me with the dog line !! All right already
There was a post a year or so ago that was hilarious
I couldn't find it !! I looked for a hour
He had a refrigerator in the back of a 944 .. its a great shot !!
If someone knows how to search they could probably find it
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You guys are killing me with the dog line !! All right already
There was a post a year or so ago that was hilarious
I couldn't find it !! I looked for a hour
He had a refrigerator in the back of a 944 .. its a great shot !!
If someone knows how to search they could probably find it
regards
Ed
06-22-2005, 06:38 PM
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For the record, I quoted Streckfu. I was NEVER in the Navy, nor do i share the Navy's rather...umm odd usage of weiners. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Just for the record. 
06-23-2005, 11:15 AM
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LOL, this thread makes my sides hurt....
It was remarkably stable! The only thing that rattled was the oil pan on top sometimes, and the box of balance shaft covers. I took it on the highway for 5 minutes, then on a bunch of really terrible back roads on the way to my house. I was half expecting parts to be coming forward, falling all over the place, but it all stayed exactly where I left it. I went out to pick up all this stuff, but the truck I wanted to borrow wasn't available on such short notice, so I made do
I was told that there was no way all of that would fit, I told him I would make it fit.
I think a fridge in the back of a 944 would be sweet, was it plugged in?
What's funny is that the front seat was still empty, could have fit a lot more in!
Not in the picture, is 2 nearly-complete engine wiring harnesses (one 87 944 S, one 89 951 S), and other miscellaneous stuff. Had a few bottles of oil, a jack and something else back there. All in the rear-driver's corner, so I guess I missed it in the pictures
It was remarkably stable! The only thing that rattled was the oil pan on top sometimes, and the box of balance shaft covers. I took it on the highway for 5 minutes, then on a bunch of really terrible back roads on the way to my house. I was half expecting parts to be coming forward, falling all over the place, but it all stayed exactly where I left it. I went out to pick up all this stuff, but the truck I wanted to borrow wasn't available on such short notice, so I made do
I was told that there was no way all of that would fit, I told him I would make it fit.I think a fridge in the back of a 944 would be sweet, was it plugged in?
What's funny is that the front seat was still empty, could have fit a lot more in!
Not in the picture, is 2 nearly-complete engine wiring harnesses (one 87 944 S, one 89 951 S), and other miscellaneous stuff. Had a few bottles of oil, a jack and something else back there. All in the rear-driver's corner, so I guess I missed it in the pictures
06-23-2005, 12:46 PM
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I don't have any pics and I'm ashamed to admit this, but when I was in high school my dad had a 944NA that he filled the entire hatch area with bricks. He was doing some back yard project and seeing as it was his only vehicle he loaded the puppy up. I seriously thought that if he floored it the car was going to do a wheelie.