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Old 07-29-10, 07:57 AM
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Is it possible to transport a kitchen table in a FD?

Yes!




At least if it is IKEA...

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Old 07-29-10, 08:01 AM
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Lemme guess..... you got that from Ikea.....

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I ended up putting a 42 inch tv in mine this summer.
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Originally Posted by 93rx74lyfe
I ended up putting a 42 inch tv in mine this summer.
Pictures or it never happened
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I moved my drafting table which is 48" x 30" in my FD when i moved from BC to Florida in 1995. Had no rearview mirror on the drive down south
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I put my wheelchair in the back everyday
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Originally Posted by ploplen

At least if it is IKEA...
Originally Posted by Scrub
Lemme guess..... you got that from Ikea.....

No need to guess when he says it right in the post
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That is NOT a kitchen table.
Old 07-29-10, 04:34 PM
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I've hauled a 6' stepladder - push the passenger seat all the way up, remove cargo divider, load 'er up.

Nothing beats an FC for moving stuff, you can cram a PILE of junk in the back of an FC. Moved once with an FC - chest of drawers, recliner, you name it.

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Old 07-29-10, 04:47 PM
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ive never hauled anything big but i fit four people into my FD that has rear bins. and not small people either.
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Originally Posted by DaleClark
I've hauled a 6' stepladder - push the passenger seat all the way up, remove cargo divider, load 'er up.

Nothing beats an FC for moving stuff, you can cram a PILE of junk in the back of an FC. Moved once with an FC - chest of drawers, recliner, you name it.

Dale
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I hauled an exhaust to IRP. That is just about the biggest thing I have had in the car. That and the corpse I had to throw in the hudson. Just had to remove the divider and put the PS seat down.
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nothing huge in the FD, but I got a sousaphone (marching band tuba) into the back of my old celica, not much bigger rear hatch than the FD, I can imagine some pretty big and strange things will fit in these cars if positioned correctly. My cousin moved from Omaha to Colorado in his FB and I've also riden around in the hatch of an FC, there's room where you least expect it.
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thats nothing




and a happy GF lmao
Old 07-29-10, 09:39 PM
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dude you let your girl convince you to put a tree on your supra? lol
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there's a blanket there...
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Originally Posted by adam c
That is NOT a kitchen table.
Yes it is. I'm very sure. It is standing in my kitchen.

Originally Posted by rx7rcer09
ive never hauled anything big but i fit four people into my FD that has rear bins. and not small people either.
Must have been a sight=). I once put three 180+cm (6+ feet) guys in my FD with rear seats and that was a sight...

Nice pictures Toyotarx7, this thread needs more pictures...
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now I wish I had gotten a picture of the two girls riding one in the lap of the other in my FD two summers ago, failure at it's best.
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That ol' Supra drivin' ****** ain't got $h|t on my friend's Oldsmobile...
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^ Holy &h*t!!! That's hilarious hah!
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Since this thread is apparently not FD only, here's my submission. That's a Black Knight 2000 pinball machine in the 85 CRX. The passenger seat was unbolted and put in the passenger footwell. Had to remove remove the shift **** to get it in 5th/Rev. Drove over 1000 with the pin in the car. Rust claimed the CRX, but I still have that Black Knight 2000.
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I fit 8 wheels/tires in my FD once (4 stockers, and an extra set of Super Advans) when I went to the track to try and learn how to drift.
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No roof rack? just tie the tree to the top of my supra! lol
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I had 5 people in my FD once and had to drive them home from San Bernardino to Canoga Park.


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