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Riding Shotgun

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Isn't there a boot for that kind of thing :) hahahaha lol

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One in front one in passenger, two in 'boot' which means the boot lid dosnt shut at all... :)

I took my passenger seat out to carry around 4 x 13" rims with 225 profile tyres on it in the Mira :)

Good selling point though.... "It has 2 boots" :)

The back seat of my 55 is almost exclusively used for cargo, when we put in the new carpet we lost the bolts that hold it in, so now it's really easy to rip the bottom part of the seat out.

 

It's not like you can really fit more than one extra person in most rollas anyway :P

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And i was thinking "riding shotgun" as in stage coach and John Wayne holding a double barrel 8 gauge

 

 

But anywhat, i was seriously considering the idea of ripping the front passenger seat out the other day so that i could carry an engine hoist in the '30

Landlord's car, Lexus IS200 (well, altezza)..... Off to fix house 1200km away.

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That brings back memories of a ke30 i once had many many years ago and i did the same thing but only 4 bales (two in the boot and two on the back seat) for a friend and i was pulling straw out of the car for months afterwards.

when I was an apprentice mechanic i used to remove the front seat of my MINI and put it in the boot the put the toolboxes on the back seat and where the front seat was. I once got defected for it as i had illegally modified my car.

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