Most interesting load you have ever carried?

[McCrash]

What's the most interesting load you have ever carried?

Before I had the Sprinter for delivering parts, I had a 3 door TU engined 306. Used to fold the back seats down and throw whatever in the back. Managed to get 3 1.6 Vauxhall engines in the back one evening. Made for interesting handling to say the least! Everytime I went round a corner, the engines rolled over and the tail would kick out.

Looking back, it was a silly thing to do, if I ever had to brake up hard, I would have been killed but doing things like that got me where I am now.

 

[HDi fun]

I carried ice packed Gorilla's brains in the back of a Renault van in 1993

 

[old-git]

A live sheep in a Ford Popular,

 

[obi_waynne]

A 3 seater sofa in the back of an astra!

Once the was filled with garden rubbish. literally filled! The next day the car was full of spiders and snails!

 

[HugoBoss]

Once had the mother in law in the back.....never never never again.hahahaha.

 

[davalav]

2 pugs, 1 Greyhound and a Russian Borzi...

 

[stamford]

12 Dalmatians.................

 

[tecco]

A fullgrown ram in the back of an Opel ascona A, going to show and tell on my school when i was a kid

 

[McCrash]

A live sheep in a Ford Popular,

I had a sheep in the back seat of an 88 Polo Breadvan once and the dog in the boot. Never got the smell out of the car after it.

 

[davalav]

12 Dalmatians.................

:amazed::amazed::amazed:

 

[Rudders666]

There's an awful lot of sheep thieves round these parts is seems. lol. Most (un) interesting thing I've carried was a full smith machine to put in my basement gym. Car looked super lowered. lol

 

[T9 man]

In my Mercedes SL convertible I regularly carried a 10 1/2 stone Rottweiler bitch called "Cupcake" who wore designer doggie sunglasses from Harrods :amuse:


And no that is not a joke

 

[HDi fun]

^ ^ ^ I remember taking the mickey out of my neighbour of a few years back who had a 1986 Mercedes 560 SEC convertible. ZERO luggage space.

Til one day he drove home, roof down, from the local garden centre with a 12 foot pond perched upwards behind the rear seats ! ! ! !

Can't fault the height of the load carrying capacity lol.

OK didn't do much for the aerodynamics but I did find it amusing. Try fitting that into a Volvo 960 estate

 

[TommyTwinCams]

A 10 foot piece of pink Styrofoam in the Z34. trunk closed, back seats down, and my passenger sitting with his head touching Styrofoam.