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[C-MaxSea]

Way to go Bro !  Looks like a nice nifty fit. 

 

Nick

[fotomoto]

Spring cleaning.  Off to the recycle center:

 

 

The cargo carrier keeps the really nasty stuff outside the car:

 

[ptjones]

OK FORD when are you going to come out with a CMAX Truck? It is very obvious fotomoto needs one. LOL

 

Paul

[bro1999]

Loaded up for a camping trip to Shenandoah! Family of 4 in tow.

Edited by bro1999, 24 May 2014 - 09:42 PM.

[fotomoto]

Loaded up for a camping trip to Shenandoah ndoah! Family of 4 in tow.
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wow, pack to the gills!   

 

FYI, you can copy/paste photobucket's IMG link into your post and the pic will automatically show up like this:

 

 

[fotomoto]

Another busy weekend with several visits to the home and garden store:

 

30 cubic feet of mulch (two trips for a total of 60 cu.ft!)

 

 

 

45 paver stones

 

 

@ 20 lbs each=900 lbs!  Tires at 50 psi.  Even so, I still got 53.1 mpg on the way home!  

 

[C-MaxSea]

More mayhem in your C-Max Foto !  900 pounds, great mpgs, fantastic - forget the Urban Activity Vehicle; it is certainly an Urban Assault Vehicle in your hands.  I fear significant work at both ends though.  I have always appreciated the 'square' end opening. 

Edited by C-MaxSea, 26 May 2014 - 10:12 PM.

[fotomoto]

Mama wants a gazebo in the backyard.  So, another trip to the home store............. 

 

[fbov]

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Our "haul" for Memorial Day... Wooster OH to Burlington VT. The cocoon is a lingerie cabinet, and there's a larger dresser in the car. Once thing you can't see is my license plate, which moved to the caboose for the duration.

 

HAve fun,

Frank

[Marc Smith]

3 boats.....and support gear...

 

 

 

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[fotomoto]

3 boats.....and support gear...

 

Ahh, now I know why you asked me for measurements.  Well you won't see this everyday!  LOL

 

What is that blue cable looking thing next to the keel?  Are these RC'ed?

[timwil56]

My golf clubs. I broke 80 for the first time this year.

[Jus-A-CMax]

My golf clubs. I broke 80 for the first time this year.

 

On an executive course   ...in jest  

 

By the way: since i know you go to the range alot and sometimes may NOT carry the whole bag - look under the rear seats. You'll see there is a nice gap where you can slide at least 4 or 5 clubs up to a 3 wood underneath it.  Keeps the clubs away from the views of any would be thieves but as long. And as you don't carry any 300+ lb golfing buddy who needs to sit in the back seat, it's a great place to store the clubs in the car.

 

The CMax has amazing holes & gaps to put our sh*t.   it.

Edited by Jus-A-CMax, 08 June 2014 - 02:29 PM.

[timwil56]

On an executive course   ...in jest  

 

By the way: since i know you go to the range alot and sometimes may NOT carry the whole bag - look under the rear seats. You'll see there is a nice gap where you can slide at least 4 or 5 clubs up to a 3 wood underneath it.  Keeps the clubs away from the views of any would be thieves but as long. And as you don't carry any 300+ lb golfing buddy who needs to sit in the back seat, it's a great place to store the clubs in the car.

 

The CMax has amazing holes & gaps to put our sh*t.   it.

I never said how many holes I played.

I rarely have anyone in the back seat, so I keep my rear seats down. I cut a piece of 1/8" thick hard particle board, stuck some Velcro hooks on the smooth side to hold it in place and keep that covering the seat backs to protect them when I slide my clubs in and out. I load my push cart on top of the battery and that's covered with a Ford OEM cargo cover. I had a set of clubs stolen from a station wagon many years ago, so I don't leave them in the car anymore. I thought it might provide better air flow and get A/C air to the battery, so I keep the rear seats down all the time. It's been pretty cool here so far and I haven't needed the A/C yet so the battery has stayed well within it's target temperature range, also perfect weather for golf/biking/walks, temps in the 70's and no humidity... nice.

Edited by timwil56, 08 June 2014 - 02:54 PM.

[Jus-A-CMax]

LOL, no worries. I keep my seat up all the time and lay my bag across the seat. My pull cart goes in the back. Other than that, I never have my bag in the car unless its play day. Never take the chance.

 

Hit it well

[Marc Smith]

have never broken 80.....  come close 81-82...but  never under...

 

 

the blue thing is a rescue hook...   there is a telescoping pole that goes on the end...

two uses... one to raise and lower the boat into the water off the dock.,  the second  is to assist in rescuing a human should one fall off the dock...

here is were we sail...Lake Anne, Reston VA

Full Radio control,  sails and rudder.  no engines...only wind powered

[fbov]

Yet another object that nicely fits in this Tardis-like vehicle...

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Frank

[ptjones]

Yet another object that nicely fits in this Tardis-like vehicle...

Vehicular spare sm.jpg

 

Frank

How much does that sucker weigh?

 

Paul

[JAZ]

My tadpole recumbent (WizWheelz TerraTrike)  also fits snugly in the back of my C-Max.

[fbov]

Which one? We looked at a Rover 8... and would have purchased it and a trainer in place of a stationary, had my wife been able to use it. I liked the extensibility to tandem, seat height, weight capacity, but not the lack of low gears, the high hand position or weight of a steel frame. The top chain is asking for stains, and any boom length change requires chain length adjustment - very hard for two mis-matched people to use the same one.

 

Mine's a Catrike Villager, 34 lb., to answer Paul's question. My only excuse is that I had tried a HP Velo Scorpion some years back, after hearing lots of good things about the Sun EZ-3 USX... finally tried a USX and it is as heavy and long as it looks, and I didn't revisit the $4K Scorpion. 

 

So far, riding around my somewhat hilly neighborhood for now, my legs get tired, but I'm not out of breath... 30 speeds is a wonderful thing, as well as the inability to fall off no matter how slow you go! Top gear downhill gets scary-fast real quick! (Of course, the hill's good for 30mph by itself!)

 

HAve fun,

Frank

 

PS need to plug the BicycleMan, too.