Cascade Crew

[Al Hasse]

It's that time of year, so off to the tree farm to find that "perfect" tree to fit in the designated spot in the house. My ceilings are just under 8 ft, so 7 ft is about the height limit.

Bo helps Mom to pick out this tree...


I had the tree wrapped with twine so it made it easy to stuff into the hatch


In the designated spot.


Twine cut off so the branches expand.


All lit up, ornaments tomorrow, Mom's job
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[chevymad]

Ours has hauled many things including grain for horses etc. They're nearly an s10 anyway arent they? lol

[Al Hasse]

I posted this in one of the Facebook groups (3rd gen F-bodies). Now someone posted the question "What's the craziest/biggest thing you've hauled...?" Quite a few interesting responses.

I seem to recall Ian hauling a motor and trans in his.

[Quasi-Traction]

I've personally hauled a 7.5" F-body differencial, brakes and everything in one. Done that more than one time. I think Tony has done that at least once as well.

[Xophertony]

I have done a rear end, many other smaller parts. A Lawnmower. The biggest hauls were boxes of networking gear back when I did VoIP phone installs. All seats out and I would have boxes up to the windows in the passenger seating areas except for my seat. It made me feel like I was in a fighter jet.

No engines.. Yet.

and this was a few years ago:

[iansane]

The tree looks good Al! One of my room mates' talks a lot about putting up a tree. I'll let her do that.

I've had all sorts of crazy stuff in my car. Big ass gas BBQ, engines, transmissions, rear axles... I once went cruising around with eight people in the car!

[BluFbdy]

Nice al lol I've hauled my share of random stuff in mine, also hauled a t56 from new Mexico to az, and then my current motor rode in the back seat to bowtie performance, Ian had a better idea with putting it on the floor, it was a bitch and a half trying to get it out of the back seat....seemed like a good idea at the time lol