Subject	1.Take the bar out the box. 2. Cut it into (oh about)
Posted by	SirpriZ on March 05, 2009 at 6:41 PM
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In Reply To	Will a boxed up AutoPower roll bar fit in the trunk of a TT? posted by Crazy Greek on March 05, 2009 at 06:27 PM
Message	two dozen pieces. 3. Throw pieces in hatch. 4. Drive home. 5. Stay there. 6. Glue pieces back into shape. 7. Install in car. Hopefully that's helpful. Hi Joseph, Mark
Follow Ups	Will a boxed up AutoPower roll bar fit in the trunk of a TT? - Crazy Greek 18:27:17 03/05/09 sideways, with the hatch open, maybe. You could - zgene4 18:29:36 03/05/09 1.Take the bar out the box. 2. Cut it into (oh about) - SirpriZ 18:41:02 03/05/09 Staying home won't be a problem thanks to that court order. - Crazy Greek 18:48:38 03/05/09 Hey! I havbe your ph # around somewhere, wherever - SirpriZ 21:44:27 03/05/09 LOL, you're always so helpful Mark - outkaZTT 18:48:46 03/05/09 I doubt it - collegeboy 19:12:51 03/05/09 remove at least the passenger seat, place bar in position - spyhunterTT(nj) 19:54:35 03/05/09 best advice right there. (n/m) - sfarrah 20:00:05 03/05/09 I'm bring a large hammer with me to fix any problems - SirpriZ 21:36:43 03/05/09 Will they let you on a plane with that? - sfarrah 23:07:17 03/05/09 Do you have zipcar in your town? - ZiNnYc 19:57:23 03/05/09 Might try Home Depot and rent one of thier trucks. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 20:22:48 03/05/09 Is that cage for the track or Malibu Canyon? Mark (n/m) - SirpriZ 21:40:07 03/05/09 Thanks everyone! - Crazy Greek 22:21:09 03/05/09
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