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Use station car, no

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Easier to use the station car, no?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anybody know what the capacity is for the rear seats, when they're in the folded down position? They seem pretty sturdy, but I've never tried to put much weight on them. I need to move a 100lbs server tomorrow. (Think elongated pizza box). That won't be an issue, right?

POST 2Original post

Maybe you can place something rigid between the seat backs and the seat bottom to better support the load on the seat back.

POST 3Original post

I'd say it ought to handle 100lbs easily.

POST 4Original post

Your problem won't be the 100lbs it will be getting it past the front seat

POST 5Original post

That's when a cab has it's advantage ....

POST 6Original post

Easier to use the station car, no?

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11455027

Thanks guys. I can turn it sideways, to get it in there. It's probably 4 inches tall, then 17" wide x 40" deep. My what?! You mean people have more cars than just their Porsche? Not I.

POST 8Original post

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Where do you put your "My other car is a Porsche" bumper sticker then??

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Hmm, maybe I should get something for the Ducati motorcycle... "I don't always drive, but when I do, I drive a Porsche."

POST 10Original post

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Right! Or, Porsche - why drive anything else?

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On the other one?