[el Vato]

My car continues to impress me with its versatility.

If you have pics of your car with cargo, post them here if you'd like.

 

[kimbahpnam]

doesn't that scratch your roof?

 

[Sultan]

doesn't that scratch your roof?

:lmao: i was thinking the same thing

 

[White Raptor]

LOL! Ya, me too. Way too OCD to use mine for something like that.

Must say though...that sedan looks awesome!

 

[EXLAccord2011]

Ouch !

I think I am going to have to do the same thing in 2 weeks, but am thinking to ask my Dad to borrow his Cherokee. I am really afraid of scratching the roof..I don't even have swirls yet, and I have Crystal Black so everything is going to show, even with a sheet or something beneath. The trunks are pretty big so maybe wrapped with the seat folded down to allow pass through might be a way to go..I am dreading the decision actually.:dunno: And I used Wet Paint so the thing is probably gonna slide right off the minute I hit 20 mph.

 

[Danielc409]

If you don't drive like a maniac, it shouldn't really move around much if it's secured tightly.

And it's not so hard to put a blanket or cloth of some type underneath it to prevent scratching.

 

[xpshooter]

The only thing I will comment on about this is that I wish the 2dr was a hatchback. If it was then I could pile much more stuff in the trunk.

 

[Sultan]

LOL! Ya, me too. Way too OCD to use mine for something like that.

Must say though...that sedan looks awesome!

:lmao: same here :thumbsup:

 

[ToothSauce]

If you want versatility get an Element. It's ugly, but useful. I fit tons of stuff in and on the one I had.

 

[spatel133]

The only thing I will comment on about this is that I wish the 2dr was a hatchback. If it was then I could pile much more stuff in the trunk.

Same here, the hatckback is a great feature to have. It was really help full getting lumber when i had my integra =D it was funny how i ended up taking my tiny integra over my moms suv... mainly cause it was new at that time

 

[EXLAccord2011]

Not worried about maniacal driving on my part, but the one hour drive on the parkway to get home from the place where I traditionally cut down a tree. Also lots of cloth fibers do lead to scratches depending on the materials. That's why they suggest terry or microfiber when polishing. Even tied down they move on long trips..Happy Holidays !

 

[Danielc409]

Not worried about maniacal driving on my part, but the one hour drive on the parkway to get home from the place where I traditionally cut down a tree. Also lots of cloth fibers do lead to scratches depending on the materials. That's why they suggest terry or microfiber when polishing. Even tied down they move on long trips..Happy Holidays !

Right, just use a big terry cloth towel or a even a smooth bed sheet perhaps, also make sure the roof is clean.

 

[thisismyusrnm]

Id rather have it delivered.

 

[el Vato]

I only drove about 3 miles from where I bought the tree. I didn't get any scratches on the roof. It was raining so the water could have helped a little too. I wouldn't haul the tree for an hour on my roof though. Local pickup preferred.

 

[Biggjimmy7]

Honestly if your worried about scratches than just get a nice thick mechanical blanket or wool.... Problem solved. Car looks great BTW. Looks like a Honda commercial lol

 

[orange_chicken]

@ Biggjimmy7 is does look like a commerical haha. nice pic too.

 

[kaputt]

Just thought I'd add your car looks amazing. Thats a look I would love to have if I wasn't a poor college student.

 

[el Vato]

Just thought I'd add your car looks amazing. Thats a look I would love to have if I wasn't a poor college student.

If you look and price things for awhile with patience, you can get the look for cheap.

Wheels - $500
Tires - $600
Coilovers - Free(ground control prototype)
Grille - Free (after a minor accident)
Rack - $200 (used on ebay)
Forum Peeps comments - Priceless