[spongebob]

The floor in the boot of my mondeo estate was too rusty to bolt tank into so have used ratchet straps with bits of timber under the floor to spread the load. Also got some of that blue rope off the BT guys and tied the front of the tank and my barrells to the seat belt points. Think it will be ok as can never get kids to wear their belts anyway. Had to put the spare wheel on the back seat now though so with the barrells they are well wedged in anyway.
Will try and post some piccys later.

[dazmond]

you are joking are nt your spongebob??safety first i see!!


bloody cowboys are ruining this forum!!!

[Frankybadboy]

you are joking are nt your spongebob??safety first i see!!


bloody cowboys are ruining this forum!!!

daz i seen spongebob (andys) set up and it dont look as bad as it sounds,it works for him,

[spongebob]

U sound jealous Frank.
Wish I had got the 2.5 V6 as the 1.8 is gutless with 650litres on board.

[Frankybadboy]

U sound jealous Frank.
Wish I had got the 2.5 V6 as the 1.8 is gutless with 650litres on board.

iam mate,you do the same job with less outlay and a lot less stress.

[AuRavelling79]

U sound jealous Frank.
Wish I had got the 2.5 V6 as the 1.8 is gutless with 650litres on board.

 

All joking aside - I know a guy who had a Pug 405 estate and he ran it with the seats down and a 400L tank on board!!!! 

[andyM]

U sound jealous Frank.
Wish I had got the 2.5 V6 as the 1.8 is gutless with 650litres on board.

 

All joking aside - I know a guy who had a Pug 405 estate and he ran it with the seats down and a 400L tank on board!!!!  

Perhaps he needed to take the tank out in the evenings and do his other job.......delivering chinese takeaways