Loaded family car pics

I have no idea what car your talking about.??

I use to read car and driver and keep up with that stuff 15 years ago but not so much now.

 

Depends on what year. The new dingo's are on the same chassis as the grand Cherokee, which is the older Mercedes ml SUV chassis. They went away from the Dakota chassis in 2010 model year.

 

And anything newer than that I dont know. I use to drive an 07. Thank god out was replaced with a chevy. That dakota was just junk

 

Disssss carrrrr.



Most were 2.7t twin turbo 6 cylinder models. The v8 is super rare. The most I've ever seen for sale across the country is 8.

Hers mine almost exactly, but this one has the standard v8 wheels, mine has the optional wheels.

Here's the near unobtanium rs6 avant. Paul Walker RIP had one of the only ones in the states.
Here's an older rs6 avant.


And the current new sexy rs6 avant

 

I think this deal with the campground might work out pretty good, the guy called last night and told me which campsite to find the wood, so I took the car to work today, and stopped by on my way home. Yesterday the campground guy asked me what length my stove took, I said I prefer 18",all the logs today were multiples of 18", a few were too long so I had to tie the hatch down for the ride home. Next time I'll remember to bring my saw.

 

Nice. But no way I would put wood inside a car/van/suv that nice!!

 

Exactly. I've hauled some wood in the 4runner, but only with a tarp covering the sides and bottom.

 

Hey you do with what you got, but man it would seem to be a lot harder stuffin that wood in there and then getting it back out.
With the trailer it's pretty simple throw it or roll it in, pull it back out, no worries about tearing something up,.
Heck I can remember strapping two by fours to the side of my car and holding them on the way home

 

There's real wood in my Audi, but only on the dash, door panels, and console/ shifter. Mmm burl... Iirc its walnut.

 

You guys with the loaded car pics are killing me. I've got a 3/4 ton Cummins 4x4 that's not had a load of wood in it for years. I'm lucky enough to cut wood at home. It gets hauled with the tractor, occasionally the 4 wheeler. Y'all are hard core.

 

If you were closer I`d throw you the keys to my truck and you could use it whenever you needed. That`s too nice a vehicle to be hauling wood!

 

I would do the same or come with you and drive OR let you borrow my trailer.

 

Those last two parts are a showing of how good the people on this site are. Realistically, if they were closer, not only would they let them borrow their truck, but help fill it full of wood and probably split and stack it too.

 

Take up bow hunting.....very rewarding.

 

Here's a pic of my car loaded up from a couple of weeks ago. Those skinny tires on the trailer sunk in my buddy's back yard.

And here's a pic of it today after I rotated the tires.

 

Getting some bigger stuff, pine

 

I hope there is a tarp at something there! That is way to nice a vehicle to do that too!!!

 

looks like the seats might be sticky

 

I think I see a green tarp there now

 

Man!! you have that bugger packed full there