Practical motoring
- Thread starter PetKiller
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More practical motoring! 1.4m2 sheet metal Molteni table. Takes two people to lift it as it is so heavy. In hindsight I could of probably left the legs on it instead of dismantling.
Three dismantled wardrobes
A pile of junk I couldn't be bothered to pack properly
If you don't need rear seats then these things are more useful than an estate car. Although I did recently borrow a van to move a sofa so before anyone uses the information here to make a choice between a Transit and a Z4 it might be worth sitting down and looking at what you actually need it for? Things like how important is it that whatever you are carrying does not get wet? Do you need to leave your vehicle unattended in situations where opportunist thieves might be lurking?
Three dismantled wardrobes
A pile of junk I couldn't be bothered to pack properly
If you don't need rear seats then these things are more useful than an estate car. Although I did recently borrow a van to move a sofa so before anyone uses the information here to make a choice between a Transit and a Z4 it might be worth sitting down and looking at what you actually need it for? Things like how important is it that whatever you are carrying does not get wet? Do you need to leave your vehicle unattended in situations where opportunist thieves might be lurking?
Top marks for effort.Biggest load i had was probably my gear for a week long camping trip, most of the passenger footwell was full as well. Biggest single items, 2 big fat Z4M rear tires. One in the back and one on the passenger seat (both inside big plastic bags, so no mess).
