How to pack a For2

[binxyboo]

Re: How to pack a For2

This was taken before Billing


This was when we got there (my car still has the old design on it!!)


I now drive around with a baby seat in the passanger seat and a massive pram in the boot and STILL have room for some shopping bags!!

[MrPoo]

Re: How to pack a For2

OH thank you guys!!
I was just going to ask about camping. I am going next week. I need to get in two person's luggage one is a 2ft suitcase + one large tent, two picnic rugs, two sleeping bags, a camp bed, a chair, two pillows (one is flat) and a lantern + my clothes and toiletries.
We shall arrive THEN I shall go to the shops for beer and barbecue supplies
Oh and a six foot American lad and a two foot orangutan puppet.

I'd ditch the suitcase and use soft bags. Whilst the smart can fit a lot in it, hard squares can be difficult to fit.

The key to smart tetris is lots of small things.

Remember, if you're short enough to sit close to the wheel - you've got about 20cm x 50cm x 100cm worth of space behind the seat

[lil.smartie]

Re: How to pack a For2

I now drive around with a baby seat in the passanger seat and a massive pram in the boot and STILL have room for some shopping bags!!

I used to have Holly, Dizzy dog, buggy, baby bag & Cushi-Tush (like a Bumbo) all in lil.smartie to go to work & back!

We'll give you a packing lesson Kris!

Kate

[rentawitch]

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you're on!

I think I will be alright looking at those photos. but the barbecue and table and chairs will have to stay home i think

I like a challenge. I've already had two people say. oh its too small! and my sister says it is a rollerskate. (grrrr)
Ill laugh when they are looking for a parking space

[smartsue]

Re: How to pack a For2

That tent, which is actually a scout dining shelter (I'll try and find a pic of the 'kitchen' on the side) Folds down into 2 bags. One of poles which sit across the flatened passenger seat, tuck just under the dashboard and reach halfway across the boot, the other bag of canvas is a perfect fit for the boot itself, taking up about 50% of the height below the window. I then have the passenger footwell (which holds a huge amount) the space above the flattened passenger seat and however much more I want to get in the boot. Not forgetting the spaces behind the seats, depending on how far they're pushed forwards/back.

It's all about the smart tetris!

Tut tut Ms Poo, two ways of spelling the same word....!!