So what have you transported in your trunk?!?
#17
I fit the large rolling bottom half of my toolbox in the back of my 951....of course with it hanging out. It was so heavy the car rode on the bumb stops for 2 miles until the weight blew out a rear tire. Luckily I was only moving it 2.2 miles away.
#18
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Clearly Beni doesn't have a Green card but there are better ways of immigrating Mark!! Sponsorship. Hope he packed enough Swiss Cheese for the journey!!
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#23
Pro
One trip - rear seats down, back absolutely full of pergo flooring.
Another trip - rear seats down, back absolutely full of tile, passenger seat had all the adhesive and grout. I really felt the weight on that trip. Took a long time to load that one up and find a way to get everything to fit.
Another trip - rear seats down, back absolutely full of tile, passenger seat had all the adhesive and grout. I really felt the weight on that trip. Took a long time to load that one up and find a way to get everything to fit.
#24
Burning Brakes
a 10 pack of 2x4" drop ceiling tiles, 6 bags of mulch, 4 gallons of paint, two bags of landscaping rocks, dropcloths/rollers/trays/etc and a shovel. Never call your gardening-oriented mother from Home Depot and ask if you can bring anything over for her.
#25
Nordschleife Master
lol that is a great picture. Ive said it before and ill say it again, the 944 is the El Camino of Porsche's.
I have done a few college moves with the rear completely packed with stuff. And like Van i did a few recycling runs to the supermarket with 4 garbage bags full of empty beer cans.
I have done a few college moves with the rear completely packed with stuff. And like Van i did a few recycling runs to the supermarket with 4 garbage bags full of empty beer cans.
#27
Three Wheelin'