Biggest thing you've squeezed into your car?

Biggest thing you've squeezed into your car?

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AndrewW-G

11,968 posts

218 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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Cement mixer that was on special offer in B&Q in a RUF RCT Evo (964 C4 Cab base)

anonymous-user

55 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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A mountain bike in an mgf, I also got a roof in the passenger seat as well.

Picked up 4 tyres in a 406 coupe.


helmutlaang

472 posts

160 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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40 paving slabs in my mums 205 years ago.Trying to spread the weight I put 10 in the front footwells.Didnt work.Mum sold it soon after.

10 massive conifers in/on my old Granada Scorpio.Back seats were flat and from the front seats to the tailgate was rammed with branches.The trees themselves went on the roof with the branches touching the road front and back.Luckly the tip was only 1/4 mile away.

47 motorbike racing tyres in the back of my Mondeo estate.Reckon I could have had another 5 or so in there.

2 complete bathroom suites in the same Mondeo including baths.

STash07

376 posts

154 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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Andyjc86 said:
An ikea double wardrobe (flat packed) into a ka. Drivers seat right forward with it resting on my head so much so that my head was at a slight angle for the 45 drive home.
This doesn't sound that impressive compared to some on here, but I know this must of been a tight squeeze as it was in my focus, pacel shelf out back seats down and still resting on top of the passenger seat touching the roof lining.. thumbup

wst

3,494 posts

162 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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MY brother somehow got 2 surfboards and a bodyboard, me and another passenger into his Impreza WRX STi a few years ago. In. Doors all shut fine. Boot was shut.

When my mum was working for Help the Aged when I was a toddler in a booster chair, she stuffed the car (Volvo 360GLT) so full of the clothes donation bags that I had one on my lap and one on my head, held by the window on my left and the bag on the right of it, and the headrest of the front passenger seat!

MrOrange

2,035 posts

254 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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I once squeezed a pilot's ejector seat from an F4 Phantom jet into the front of an Alfa 155. Quite funny. On the way home the 155 broke down and the bloke from the AA who came to pick me up was decidedly nervous about having the it on the back of his flatbed.


manitou

160 posts

150 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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Afew years back i was sent to jewsons to pick up 10 bags of cement in an old escort company hack its fair to say the steering was rather light on the journey home! biggrin

5LDC

439 posts

180 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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I bought a Ktm pro50 kids mx bike whilst visiting parents in south wales, and wedged it in the back of my 996 turbo and drove the 200 miles home with it leaking petrol over the back seats.

Leins

9,472 posts

149 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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Four lads into a MkI TT for 6 miles of London driving, 6'2 - 6'8. Front seat passenger changing gear

paolow

3,210 posts

259 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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This: in my wife's old car:



I also borrowed my mums Renault 21 estate to pick up 3 rover v8 engines (and engine crane for obvious reasons).

I told her I needed it 'to pick up some car parts'. I wasn't allowed to borrow her car again for some time....

vrsmxtb

2,002 posts

157 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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davepoth said:
I managed a drum kit, three amplifiers, guitars and three of the four band members in a Vaxuhall Astra once. And I'm really not sure how we did it.

Same, but in a Focus. I suspect I get extra points as the drive was London to Glasgow and back!

PainTrain

422 posts

161 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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I managed to fit my zxr 400 in my Citroen AX.

Do I win?

jas xjr

11,309 posts

240 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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NiceCupOfTea said:
An internal wooden door, flat, in the back of a Saab c900.
did the same with a passat. it was a fire door and blooming heavy

James_N

2,956 posts

235 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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a dismantled garden shed, numerous double matresses, numerous kitchen appliances. loads of crap helping people move house.

Volvo 940 with the seats folded down doubles as a van, its great smile

barmonkey

652 posts

178 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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I saw some bloke in a Saab 93 convertible with a pushbike on the rear seats yesterday...

wildone63

990 posts

212 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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GarryA said:
One of these..



Into one of these...

Not me but some mates of mine once put one of these

into one of these with the front passenger seat removed

m44kts

801 posts

201 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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One of these (flat packed)

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/9007846...

Into a classic mini.

Doesn't sound much, but the box was quite big, loads of people watching, thinking, "that's never going in there"

Slid it across the front seats and tipped it over into the back, jumped in a drove off with bemused people standing who were struggling getting stuff in much bigger cars.

cris654321

233 posts

161 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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got 55 1"x6" 1.8m fence boards into my corsa c along with all old posts and frame work for about 8m of 6ft fencing was touching the roof and i had to hold it all to prevent it from falling on me round left hand corners along with lots of tools i couldnt look left at junctions so i had to turn left then turn around to turn right got home ok though all 20miles needless to say the car was on its arseif only i had a picture :/

shoestring7

6,138 posts

247 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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kiethton said:
35 packs of 24 bottles of 500ml Coke/Water/assorted drinks, 32x5kg bags of pick n mix and a few boxes of mars bars etal.

all inside a 2.5 Jag S-type....all seats folded (Inc passenger) the whole back stacked up, sweets behind the rear headrests, drinks/sweets in all footwells....It was so bad to fit the last in i had to load things in through the rear windows and from the drivers seat (put right forward)...all i can say is that with all the excess weight the car took an awful long time to stop...especially when the croydon mini-cab drivers decide to pull out of side turnings...was riding on the bump stops of the rear suspension!
Thats ~600kgs of sugary crap, not surprising it took a while to stop.

SS7

redgriff500

26,894 posts

264 months

Sunday 1st April 2012
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Mk1 MX5:

32" CRT TV
8' Kayak
4x 15" wheels and tyres
Mountain bike

Not all at the same time !