That's probably the most important use. It's the only place inside the Fiero aside from the front passenger seat that the full-sized flat tire will fit.
JazzMan
I dissagree. The most important use is carrying the full size SPARE! I think I'm the only person I know who does that. Maybe it's because I daily take it 130 miles.... I took out the front spare and have a craftsman tool kit in it's place. The hold down for the spare keeps the kit in place perfectly
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ULTRA-kV6 Member
Posts: 59 From: iowa falls, IA USA Registered: Feb 2009
Many are still waterproof, so get 50 pounds of ice and 100 cans of Bud and you're all set.
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Originally posted by larini74:
put a drain plug in it, then line with truck bed liner (rhino liner, lizard skin, etc) fill it with ice and your favorite beverage..... the rhino liner, lizard skin, etc, will actually insulate it from the engine heat....
ive thought of making a fiberglass insert for those all day carshows. load it with brewskies. still thinking of the draining idea. i like that idea of rino lining it and putting a drain at the bottom. i really like that idea....
What's the point of subwoofers in the trunk other than rattling the bolts off your car? You're not gonna hear it unless you have your decklid open or the volume up insanely loud.....
Actually mine doesn't rattle at all. It's good for parties and car shows. I didn't want the bass as i drove. Putting them in the trunk gives me the bass I want to hear when I am detailing cars or working on cars. Plus it sounds and looks good with neon sub rings around them that go with the beat. Most people i know have trouble with them. As long as you put a solid box in the trunk there is no rattling. I unfortunately now want bass inside so I have a shallow mount to put in the console. But the ones in the trunk are there for the fun of just hanging out with friends or hanging at work during break. I love them. Its a great setup.
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Patrick Member
Posts: 38408 From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Registered: Apr 99
ive got a few pairs of timberlands a wii hoodie an ironman t-shirt my work clothes a fiero manual?? two bike wheels???? WHAT THE HELL IS OPTIMUS PRIME DOING IN MY TRUNK????? i wondered where the hell i put that thing
oh, it seems like i can fit a lot in my little trunk
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87antuzzi Member
Posts: 11151 From: Surrounded by corn. Registered: Feb 2009
Bottle o nos Golf bags Extra parts A buzz box welder Fishing gear M1 grand (keep bullets in front) Cloths Geo metro engine( note I don't own a geo I made a go cart with one of the engines) Sand bags (for the snow That all I got to say about that....did I just quote forest gump? Lol
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Austrian Import Member
Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
2nd fuel tank for biodiesel? Plenty of groceries. Hotbox for a couple of "little people". Full picnic setup including two chairs, maybe even a tiny table. And maybe a dead body, some assembly required.
I was expecting to see at least one picture of a full set of fiero luggage in the trunk. I guess no one who has them actually uses them for their intended purpose?
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Austrian Import Member
Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
I was expecting to see at least one picture of a full set of fiero luggage in the trunk. I guess no one who has them actually uses them for their intended purpose?
I've never seen pictures of it, other than the press shots. Never pics of it in the car. Anybody got any?
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sjmaye Member
Posts: 2468 From: Hendersonville, TN USA Registered: Jun 2003
I find the trunk (behind the engine) almost useless. Does anyone have ideas on what that area could be used for? I am not interested in cutting it out. Just if there ia a mod that makes it something useful.
Duffel bag with clothes for several days + folding chairs + laptop + spare car parts and tools in a small tote + umbrella + 2 bottles of coolant + small spare gas can is what mine held when i went to the 25th.. It always has a tote of parts/tools, coolant and the umbrella.
Holds a rifle and your range bag with tons of room to spare when heading to the range, when you have a passenger.
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