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 Expert Posts: 4458    Location: Jelling, Denmark | me and my girlfriend took the 998 a-series to Ikea the other day to purchase a lot of stuff. We managed to fit us two in the car together with 3 bathroom cupboards and their doors, 2 kitchen cupboards and their doors, one giant mirror 160cm x 75cm, 2 roller storage things and 5 baskets, 2 extra cupboard doors, 2 desks, two office chairs, and some smaller stuff. but that is all that it can hold there was not room for any more stuff and the metro was even slower than usual on the way home. I very much doubt that I would have been able to fit all this stuff in the rover 400. Apologies for the crappy phone pics:   | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 763 | metro190bhp - 2/1/2014 8:28 PM Use to use my old diesel one to carry rubbish to the tip was brilliant I had a small trailer to take my scrap to the scrapyard, when I wieghed the 450kg of batterys in I wieghed over 600kg of ferrous metal in lol  I also towed my mates vw bora tdi back with the same car lol now thats practicality I will try to find some pics I towed him 18 miles lol | ||
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 Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | Me towing the remains of a mini, and quite a heavy lump of car trailer  | ||
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 Regular Posts: 139 | use this for camping  | ||
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 Regular Posts: 241 Location: Germany | Towing a boat? No problem with a Metro.   | ||
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 Extreme Veteran Posts: 586 Location: brighouse just shy huddersfield | Thort I would add to this just got b new washer and it fits lovely  | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | |||
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 drive it like its hired | DotMatrix - 8/6/2014 4:52 AM what is that in there? Its a washing machine, ask your mum/girlfriend they use them  | ||
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drive it like its hired | forcker - 15/3/2014 2:06 AM Towing a boat? No problem with a Metro. I think you win  | ||
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 Expert Posts: 8490 Location: Midlands | Complete 1.8VVC with all ancillaries... Twin engine 5 seater   Edited by AdrianSi 8/6/2014 10:40 AM | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | petrol_head - 8/6/2014 12:02 AM DotMatrix - 8/6/2014 4:52 AM what is that in there? Its a washing machine, ask your mum/girlfriend they use them I know how it works. you place things on top of it and they become clean and move to your drawer Edited by DotMatrix 8/6/2014 9:28 PM | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | so I decided to revive this thread with a picture from me and my girlfriend to germany (over the german border anyway to buy cheap beer and sodawater)  (IMG_0675_resized.jpg) Attachments ----------------  IMG_0675_resized.jpg (80KB - 68 downloads) | ||
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 '88 MG METRO 1300 Posts: 1117 Location: Dudley, Midlands | * * * REAR SUSPENSION INFLATING AND DEFLATING SERVICE AVAILABLE * * * Before and after trips across the Channel to stock up on cheap alcohol. Midlands based, discounted rates for MP members. (I predict a sudden rise in demand... strike while the iron is hot!!)  | ||
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Regular Posts: 241 Location: Germany |  Ideal camping car with a roof tent? Let's hope! | ||
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MP Admin Posts: 17870 Location: Gloucester | forcker - 14/7/2015 8:16 PM Ideal camping car with a roof tent? Let's hope! now thats a tent that wont get flooded at festivals!! | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | forcker - 14/7/2015 4:16 PM Ideal camping car with a roof tent? Let's hope! cool did you go camping in it this summer? did it work? | ||
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Regular Posts: 241 Location: Germany | I killed my new built A series engine, so we took the K series Metro for a four week trip to Portugal, where we did one week of surfing. 6,5 k km with roof tent, two bicycles and fully loaded. Surprisingly I only filled up the oil once and had no problems. Even the fuel consuption was very acceptable: Most of the time around 38mpg, butI was really driving carefully. The roof tent is very comfortable. It only takes a minute to fold it up and one can leave the matress and sleeping bags up there. Glad my parents bought it with a land rover around 20 years ago. On the last picture you can see the next task on the list. I'll have to weld a side pannel in it...    Edited by forcker 29/8/2015 7:29 PM | ||
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drive it like its hired | loving it | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | Havent you fixed that dent yet understandable, its a nasty dent. The roof tent is cool an looks funny What happened to the a-series engine? | ||
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