Way to go Bro ! Looks like a nice nifty fit.
Nick
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Posted 22 April 2014 - 02:22 PM
Way to go Bro ! Looks like a nice nifty fit.
Nick
Posted 03 May 2014 - 04:19 PM
OK FORD when are you going to come out with a CMAX Truck? It is very obvious fotomoto needs one. LOL
Paul
Posted 24 May 2014 - 08:33 PM
Loaded up for a camping trip to Shenandoah ndoah! Family of 4 in tow.
http://i53.photobuck...zpsyy3m6edh.jpg
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:
Posted 26 May 2014 - 08:40 PM
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!
Posted 26 May 2014 - 10:06 PM
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.
Posted 02 June 2014 - 11:59 AM
Cmax dressers rear_sm.jpg 35.14KB
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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
Posted 08 June 2014 - 07:29 AM
3 boats.....and support gear...
Posted 08 June 2014 - 09:09 AM
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?
Posted 08 June 2014 - 01:24 PM
My golf clubs. I broke 80 for the first time this year.
Posted 08 June 2014 - 02:28 PM
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.
Posted 08 June 2014 - 02:53 PM
On an executive course
...in jest
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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.
Posted 08 June 2014 - 02:56 PM
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
Posted 08 June 2014 - 04:14 PM
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
Posted 30 June 2014 - 12:51 PM
Yet another object that nicely fits in this Tardis-like vehicle...
Vehicular spare sm.jpg 72.71KB
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Frank
Posted 30 June 2014 - 02:13 PM
How much does that sucker weigh?
Paul
Posted 30 June 2014 - 05:22 PM
My tadpole recumbent (WizWheelz TerraTrike) also fits snugly in the back of my C-Max.
Posted 01 July 2014 - 12:16 PM
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.
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