If you have ever hauled firewood in a HHR Panel...

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Nov 2, 2011 | 12:48 PM

#11

sleeper

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From: SE USA

Quote:

Originally Posted by SS fan

Billy; Can always count on you to help a brother out... Trying to get my boss to buy me a used panel 2lt of course, so I'll probably keep them for a while they would make a nice add on for the work truck.

Sam, of course I would do that for ya buddy. That's just how I roll..

Love the Solstice rims..

They are gonna look killer on 'the Short Bus'...

edit: Hope yer Boss sees the advantage of getting you a 'work' Panel, 2LT (of course)..

Nov 2, 2011 | 01:06 PM

#12

SS fan

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From: Tacoma

That' s what I need more votes for my side Thanks Sleeper

Nov 2, 2011 | 05:35 PM

#13

jx3

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From: Miami

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Originally Posted by 1970judge

If you have ever hauled tin roof from a barn ripped off by a hurricane, in your HHR, you might be a redneck.

What would you be if you hauled over 1,000 lbs of hurricane shutters?

side view at the time........

Nov 2, 2011 | 06:06 PM

#14

Greybeard999

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From: Ohio

That's one way to lower it.....

Nov 2, 2011 | 09:04 PM

#15

warhawk77

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From: Fort Wayne IN

I think that is just a good use of your HHR. There is a lot of room and with the hard plastic not much to damage so go for it. Wear the REDNECK badge proudly 8)

Nov 2, 2011 | 09:17 PM

#16

gottahaveheart

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From: Troy, MO

hauling firewood?

Don't have any pics but I have hauled firewood several times....I can advise not to leave it in car over night....else the humidity released from the wood will be dripping from all the glass