Well, this is a photo of my car when I decided to treat it as a truck and put almost a ton of concrete bricks in it for a retaining wall. I drove it slowly, needless to say. And it did not bottom out. I love my car. And it's nice to drive.
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I was equally creative in my problem solving when I was putting concrete out for the patio.
'Cept I didn't think to spread the weight...LOL....and the rearend didn't like those streets that have a dip at the intersection.
*shrugs*
A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do, eh?
Aw! Your car sounds like a pal! May you have many happy and lighter drives together.
See. We can get 'er done! How did the retaining wall turn out?
mel, that's funnny. yeah, I at least spread the weight, of course in the process scratching up almost every possible surface. oh well.... now noone wants to steal it.. maybe
Laura, it is indeed a pal...
Not- the retaining wall was/is great if Ido say so myself. I worked hard on it. And my husband gets to enjoy it. :-)
That car looks as if it would have a hard time driving anywhere. Well done on the photo. Thanks
People sometimes pay hundreds of dollars on accessories to make their car ride really low. I think you have accomplished it for less money.
Evile-I have the wondercar!
Dmarks, you are indeed correct. I could make millions selling my secret!
That is one tough car you've got there! I'll bet the tires were huffing and puffing under the weight of those bricks too. Great photo!
Talk about a great car! LOL
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