The Civic Pickup (light duty, enclosed)

[Cobb]

Same with the insight. Put them in cross wise rear driver to front passenger. I can do ten feet, 12 feet with passenger window open.

The guys at home depot love watching me make large pieces of lumber disapear inside my car.

Originally Posted by Old Mechanic

I can get 8 foot long pieces in the Fiesta without having the hatch open.

regards
Mech

[Xist]

Originally Posted by cowmeat

For several years I used to take my push mower, blower, weed eater, hedge trimmer, etc . . . in my Festiva to mowing jobs.
I made two short ramps from 2x4 PT scrap, and just had to fold the mower handle down to fit it in the back.
I saved enough money mowing to buy a 40" riding mower this year, and if I could fit that beast in the Festiva I'd do it.

Do you ride that instead of driving the Festiva?

[hamsterpower]

I've had 2 sheets of plywood (cut in half lenth wise) inside my Civic, hatch closed. I could have loaded it without cutting the sheets in half but I would have had to drive leaning out the opened drivers door, Ace Ventura style. As it was I was nervous driving with the plywood resting on my right sholder. Thankfully Home Depot is only a mile away.

[Cobb]

Thats what I like about the roof line of the insight, if you do not mind riding slouched down in the seat you can easily shove a full size door over top the seats and close the hatch.

Originally Posted by hamsterpower

I could have loaded it without cutting the sheets in half but I would have had to drive leaning out the opened drivers door, Ace Ventura style. As it was I was nervous driving with the plywood resting on my right sholder.

[California98Civic]

I want to share the completed table project that was part of the OP in this thread. I posted a pic of it and description of the project here:
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...tml#post430230