OregonPacman
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I've got a Dodge Grand Caravan SE but I have never tried that with it. After removing the seats, I think I could squish an upright and a cocktail table in there but I'm not sure that 2 uprights would fit.
Why I bought another minivan...
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Peale
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Even better with yours - if you lay the seats down flat you can slide a game right over the top (on its side).
Dude, that's nuts. I didn't think you could get three games in there. I know I saw you get two before. 3 is crazy talk. 
Dude, that's nuts. I didn't think you could get three games in there. I know I saw you get two before. 3 is crazy talk.
Good thing there wasn't four.....He'd thrown the fourth on the roof!
Edward
Tighe
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I can fit one at a time in my Nissan Murano
But it is a tight fit!
But it is a tight fit!
Moses2112
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Tighe
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No way!
I am sure you know you aren't supposed to top-load a vehicle like that! First I am sure it would damage the roof of my Murano, but also with its large tires first turn it would be on its roof!
TheBasement
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I have been using an extended Pontiac Montana mini-van. As mentioned, I've hauled in rain, snow, etc. Perfect for getting any game. Plus, I can haul a kid side by side with a game if needed.
Tighe
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HAA HAA I have a Radikal Bikers in my photo too! Also you Kid is SO CUTE!
I have 3 myself:
But I need to get some pictures of them playing games!
RetroHacker
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I routinely use my Dad's Chevy Venture for hauling games. Unfortunately, I can really only get one full size video game in there, but I've gotten a video and a pinball in there before.
I collect old computers too, and if the racks are narrow, I can get two side by side. I can also fit an entire VAX 6000 system (with the drive rack), in there. One time I had a VAX 6000 and a VAX 11/750 in there at the same time...
The worst was when I picked up a couple of CDC hard drives - the old removable pack "washing machine" kind. They rolled right in real easy, since we used a loading dock and a ramp. On the other end though, I soon found that I couldn't get them out. Should have checked the manual more closely first - 600 pounds each. I wound up partially disassembling them to remove power supplies and card cages, then getting a bunch of guys to help lug them out.
-Ian
I collect old computers too, and if the racks are narrow, I can get two side by side. I can also fit an entire VAX 6000 system (with the drive rack), in there. One time I had a VAX 6000 and a VAX 11/750 in there at the same time...
The worst was when I picked up a couple of CDC hard drives - the old removable pack "washing machine" kind. They rolled right in real easy, since we used a loading dock and a ramp. On the other end though, I soon found that I couldn't get them out. Should have checked the manual more closely first - 600 pounds each. I wound up partially disassembling them to remove power supplies and card cages, then getting a bunch of guys to help lug them out.
-Ian
noice87
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My wife has a Pontiac Montana. I used it once to takes 2 minis one for sale and one I trade and brought back a Journey UR cabinet. I got one little scratch inside and she was upset. Didn't know I could fit two UR's at a time.
Tighe
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WOW! How many old mainframes do you have? where do you fit them?
