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    Just wondering what type of vehicles you guys use to haul your kits around.

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    Man I use a Fiat Punto.

    It's totally reliable, and I can fit in everything I've ever needed in it. Seven Piece kit (theatre gig tour), cymbals, whole electronic rig and suitcase. Mind you, it has to be packed a certain way with the seats folded well down, otherwise you'll never get it in - or out...

    MP

    Fiat Punto  01

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    I have a Beetle! I can fit a 7 piece Gretsch kit with all the hardware and cymbals with the seats down. Fiber case for the kick, 16, 12, 10, and soft cases for everything else.

    Danny

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    I drive an OLD Isuzu Trooper. I have a 7 piece kit with a rack plus extra snares and it works perfectly.

    If I can figure out how to post a pic or two, I've got a really cool bumper sticker to show you guys!

    Any tips?

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    Two-door Blazer... whole reason i got the damn thing was cause it was easy to load in and out of the back, with the drop-down tailgate. Well, that was till i backed into a pole and now i can't open the tailgate anymore and i have to load in through the passenger door. [img]graemlins/cry.gif[/img] Snug, but it works (barely). [img]eek.gif[/img]

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    2000 Porsche 911 Carrera Coup?, and believe it or not, I fit a complete 5-piece kit into it regularly (it's my only car).

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    Damn, i don't think that i could fit the last female vocalist that i worked for into a Carrera... however, the fact that she wouldn't fit is the whole reason i would never try (big girl). [img]eek.gif[/img]

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    Believe me, I don't recommend it. I really should get a pick-up or some sort of 'beater' car. When it's all packed up, I can't see out the passenger window (bass drum in passenger seat) and barely out the back (hardware bags in back). People have a laugh when they see me hauling my stuff out of it though.

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    I poked a hole in my roof's interior trying load-in once... i would die if i did that in a Carrera [img]graemlins/cry.gif[/img]

    How does your interior handle it?

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    Well, I've scratched the back of the passenger seat considerably, but other than that, nothing really. All my drums and hardware go into padded soft cases.

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