Hauled 350 lbs of river rock (x3 trips => 1,000 lbs) from Lowes the other day in back of Fred....I don't need no stinking pickup truck!!!!

 

How cruel can you be? That could be considered torturing and Ms. Pelosi will probably be giving you a call.......

 

Let's see how you'll haul a 4'x8' sheet of plywood.

 

If you have a convertible, drop the top and let everything hang out the back!

 

How do I find out what my Crossfire's name is? I'n not even sure if its male or female?

 

If you have a coupe and a couple of bungee cords you can just strap it on the roof!

 

Could you imagine how much her hands will be moving THEN!

 

Look on the drivers door B-pillar - from memory I think the max load is about 400lbs - I hope you weigh less than 50lbs!!!

 

It didn't seem to bother the car one bit, of course I didn't try any wild maneuvers...

 

The 6 speeds are males, the automatics are females & I figure the SRT6s...well...whatever they are....I don't mess with them!!

 

Chris,

Is your car's suspension stock? If so, did it have any significant lowering effect on the vehicle, I figure the suspension is pretty stout and stiff, but when nearing (exceeding) the manufacturers load limit, I wonder if there is an effect on the stance of the car?

 

Well I have read several ways to lower a Crossfire but never this way...LOL

 

I have to admit that I'd still prefer to make one QUICK journey and not worry about scratches etc


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I had 300 lbs of manure in mine once.....but fortunately the mother-in-law isn't visiting anymore!!!!

 

LMAO, thats great Tazz

 

I didn't notice any sagging, odd handling, .....nothing....since the car is a little nose heavy ....maybe it made it more like a 50-50 distribution?

 

It would probably look like this,

 

oh my god somebody call the police to report this domestic violence against a crossfire

 

you don't need no Crossfire either.

 

Excellent..gave me a good laugh.