What not to do with the family car

[NDtreehugger]

hmmm the door really should be able to close hmm I should be able to get home ok,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

at home in the drive way,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

honey what is that on the top of my car,,,,,, and why is the door open?


well

Dam

:stupid:

That's not going to work.... your by yourself....




You know If I didnt get it someone else would and you know
I love you???????????????????????

 

[Steve NW WI]

Looks like a capable wood hauler to me...

Bet the saw in the case and the gas outside saved at least 1 round of azz chewin though.

 

[Wood Scrounge]

my father did the same thing 5 times a week every week with a plymouth volare station wagon.

 

[frenchy85]

My dad use to do it also with his blazer.

 

[husky455rancher]

cant say ive ever done that. then again ive always owned a truck. so no need to subject my cars to wood haulin.

 

[Fronty Owner]

cant say I would have done that... a small trailer isn't very pricy and is easier to load.

 

[aandabooks]

Used to own an Explorer. Done that more than once with the highway wood.

The worst (in my wife's opinion) was the time I came home from the boy's karate practice at night with the Cavalier stuffed full of wood. Had the trunk and the back seat loaded. My boy (7 at that time) had to sit in the front seat for the last couple of miles home.

 

[KMB]

Some times you gotta do what ya gotta do.

Kevin

 

[BigPITA]

What's wrong with this??? It's the only way I get my wood. Only have 2 vehicles... the SUV and a car. No PU truck. No trailer.

I R Noob! hone:

 

[Ductape]

I have two words for you sir.............

buy a trailer !!

 

[olyman]

whatever it takes--been there,done that--got the closet full!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[MJR]

The kids like riding on the roof any way...

 

[Highbeam]

Not much different than hauling a deer home in the passenger compartment. Our state has long ago outlawed strapping a deer to the outside of the vehicle, apparently it offended someone with sandals.

 

[Rookie1]

You are hard core ND. I love it though. You got balls to do that. Keep up the good work! Ill show my wife your pics next time I get in trouble. That should lessen my offense. HAHAHAHAHA

 

[flewism]

My wife suggested this once, with our '00 Explorer, but we also had the 5x8 trailer in tow fully loaded with wood. I decided we'll go unload and I'll come back for the rest. Now there is no in He!! she would let that happen to her daily driver.

 

[olyman]

Not much different than hauling a deer home in the passenger compartment. Our state has long ago outlawed strapping a deer to the outside of the vehicle, apparently it offended someone with sandals.

were they birkenstocks finest??????damn treehuggers--

 

[olyman]

line the inside with a tarp,and after you unload at home, pull it out,no mess!!!

 

[Steve NW WI]

Not much different than hauling a deer home in the passenger compartment. Our state has long ago outlawed strapping a deer to the outside of the vehicle, apparently it offended someone with sandals.

Wisconsin just within the last couple of years legalized hauling an unregistered animal without it being in full view (strapped to the hood, tailgate down, etc). Apparently it was a joint venture between the animal lovers that didn't want to see a dead animal and the hunters who didn't want to advertise to the tree huggers.

Bothers me none, I have no tailgate to hide bambi's little sister behind!

 

[bohawg1]

YOu from Wv hahha we do that alot around here, hahah

 

[woodguy105]

I do the same thing only with our Forester. Hauled quite a bit of wood in that car!