The latest way to move your home

[CHPMustang]

A crude way to move your household goods

 

[maniac]

Looks like they don't need license plates with that setup

 

[bigdaddyTank]

Looks like they don't need license plates with that setup

They have a plate but its been blurred out in the pictures.

One more use for one of the greatest inventions ever created, duct tape

 

[Mobeydick]

It's most likely all they have. Not real funny!

 

[roosterdiesel]

It's most likely all they have.

If that's all I had, I'd make sure I wasn't going to loose any of it. Much less the issues invloving mine and others safety.

Hey Bill,

Where'd you take that?

 

[CHPMustang]

If that's all I had, I'd make sure I wasn't going to loose any of it. Much less the issues invloving mine and others safety.

Hey Bill,

Where'd you take that?

I snagged those photos off the net a few weeks ago and as far as I know their direction was towards Amarillo and they had Texas plates.

Can't miss a bucket like that on the road!

 

[kenh]

Tis good ol' American enginuity at work.
Praise the Gods for duct tape.

 

[JohnBoyToo]

WOW !!!

And the passenger side door is open...
no wonder those boys are looking around for the authorities all the time !!!

 

[95_stroker]

Good Lord!

 

[whatabudro]

A crude way to move your household goods

It's been several years but there was an email floating around about a guy that went to home depot and bought 100 80lb bags of sakrete, 40 4x4 posts, 20 sheets of 3/4 ply, insulation....... He had them load it all on a Geo metro. He planned on moving to Florida form New Jersey and the material was cheaper in New Jersey. They refused to load the car, but he insisted so they did. He didn't make it out of the lot. That was one scary photo. The driver ended up getting several years for possession of CRACK.