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944 is not a handyman truck

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Old 09-07-2017, 11:20 AM
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Default 944 is not a handyman truck

But if you do use it as a handyman truck, I can confirm the trunk can fit a 5ft A ladder (plus a 30inch hood fan, and a shop vac, and bunch of tools)



I am so glad I choose the 944 over the Miata 8 yrs ago.
Old 09-07-2017, 12:51 PM
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BUT,

you could have stood the ladder up in the Miata,

& still made most station canopies and bridges ....

and never had to worry about defacing anything in the interior


hahahahaha; * ( never done this to a Porsche )
Old 09-07-2017, 01:05 PM
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LOL, on a trekking trip once up around the Buffalo River, Ark, I carried 4 backpacks, trekking poles, food supplies etc. for 4 people for 4 days in my back hatch with me and my wife in the front, two kids 13 and 7 in the back and dusted off a hot shoe in an RX7 on Scenic 7 N that was trying to impress his girlfriend...!



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