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03-20-2005, 12:46 PM
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yah i was suprised when i bought it how much stuff you could fit into it, i fit both mine and my exgirl's stuff when we went to and from college. w.o the fold down seats it would probably blow...
but i doubt its the best in its class... who knows
but i doubt its the best in its class... who knows
03-20-2005, 04:37 PM
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Haha, I was gonna post a little something like this a while back...
Had 4 snowboards and 4 people in the car.
That picture has reassured me, I'll be moving tomorrow and my tib is the only way of transporting my stuff over to the new house.
Had 4 snowboards and 4 people in the car.
That picture has reassured me, I'll be moving tomorrow and my tib is the only way of transporting my stuff over to the new house.
03-20-2005, 10:46 PM
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Maybe stick the nose of the board sideways through that little crack where the two seats meet in the midde? Im also interested in this, dont want to jack my mom's SUV every time I head up to the mountains.
03-20-2005, 11:35 PM
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It's easier to fit my mtn bike and gear in the Tib than my last two cars, a Nissan Maxima and Stanza. Fold down seats and the hatch make all the difference, much more useable space. It was a squeeze, but I carried three people and three large suitcases recently.
I've been using a Yakima roofrack for skis and multiple bikes though.
I've been using a Yakima roofrack for skis and multiple bikes though.
03-21-2005, 04:56 PM
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Looks like my car on any given day, lol. Bike and all.
we fit a front bumper, AEM CAI, full catback exhaust, and valve cover into xrguy's tib, plus him and his girlfriend were in the front, lol. On the same day we fit a door amongst Sparticus' stuff in his tib. Ive had the thing packed full when I went to canada, it sucks taking tight corners though.
we fit a front bumper, AEM CAI, full catback exhaust, and valve cover into xrguy's tib, plus him and his girlfriend were in the front, lol. On the same day we fit a door amongst Sparticus' stuff in his tib. Ive had the thing packed full when I went to canada, it sucks taking tight corners though.
03-21-2005, 05:06 PM
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thank goodness for folding down backseats. I was surprised that I could put 4 17" wheels with mounted tires back there. I was also able to put two 12" Cerwin Vegas floor standing speakers with no problem.
03-21-2005, 05:07 PM
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^^the door thing reminded me of the time I had a door, fender, and suit cases for me and my wife for a week. the folddown seats plus it being a hatch makes all the difference. my wifes cavalier's seats fold down but of course it's not a hatch so you can't fit half as much stuff and it's alot harder to load/unload.