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mysticspot I was contacted by penn state to put the kat in the homecoming parade and have a local celebrity ride in the car. I am assuming that the only way for someone to be displayed is to rest on the edge of the deck lid???? I guess I am wondering if anyone has tried this and what are the chances of bending or breaking the deck lid? I can't think of any other way for someone to ride in the car and be prominently displayed. Any suggestions? Maybe I need to haul the local "dairy queen" if she is under 100lbs. lol
chris
dbudner I definitely wouldn't go over 120 lbs. on the deck for sure..
Bama Kat I was in the Christmas parade last year, I had 2 girls around 9 years old on the deck lid. I put a heavy folded towel down for them to sit on so they would not scratch it
Mike
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This message has been edited by Bama Kat on 09-09-2005 at 04:23 PM
pumpkin If you push the passenger seat all the way forward and put the seat back upright, there is room behind the seat for a person to actually stand on the floor behind the seat. They can hang on to the top of the seat and lean against the car without being on the deck lid.
Found this in the search topic. What ever make sure they hold on if they are sitting on the deck lid. A sudden stop
Bcoffman Gray Ghost Had a high-school homecoming queen and her escort (male) last fall sitting on the edge of the deck lid. Folded up a towel for them to sit on. Total weight was about 300 lbs. She - 100, He - 200. Had to clear that up. No damage to the deck lid. Queen , short skirt. Rear view mirror. OOOPS!! Adjust mirror away, discreatly. Eyes left. Seriously. No prob.
CJ Here's a post I did some time ago.......

quote:
Once I had the Mayor of Pontiac in my car for a parade. He was about 6'5". He took off his shoes and braced one foot on the floor, one on the passenger seat and just leaned against the seat.
For smaller people, (and I am 5' and tried this in my own car)........if you push the passenger seat all the way forward, I could stand on the floor behind the seat and just hung on to the headrest!

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mysticspot	I was contacted by penn state to put the kat in the homecoming parade and have a local celebrity ride in the car. I am assuming that the only way for someone to be displayed is to rest on the edge of the deck lid???? I guess I am wondering if anyone has tried this and what are the chances of bending or breaking the deck lid? I can't think of any other way for someone to ride in the car and be prominently displayed. Any suggestions? Maybe I need to haul the local "dairy queen" if she is under 100lbs. lol chris
dbudner	I definitely wouldn't go over 120 lbs. on the deck for sure..
Bama Kat	I was in the Christmas parade last year, I had 2 girls around 9 years old on the deck lid. I put a heavy folded towel down for them to sit on so they would not scratch it Mike ------------------ 2002 Inca Gold Borla Exhaust--K&N filter--Air Patrol Chrome Headrest--chrome trans. cooler cover Shimmers--Prowler airvalve caps Painted rear splash guards--Mini belly pan Pioneer Speakers, chrome shifter, chrome tach chrome dash guage rings Pin Stripes by Dr Rue Purple Neon Underbody Lights TGF Engine Side Panels Real Rod Speaker Cover This message has been edited by Bama Kat on 09-09-2005 at 04:23 PM
pumpkin	If you push the passenger seat all the way forward and put the seat back upright, there is room behind the seat for a person to actually stand on the floor behind the seat. They can hang on to the top of the seat and lean against the car without being on the deck lid. Found this in the search topic. What ever make sure they hold on if they are sitting on the deck lid. A sudden stop
Bcoffman Gray Ghost	Had a high-school homecoming queen and her escort (male) last fall sitting on the edge of the deck lid. Folded up a towel for them to sit on. Total weight was about 300 lbs. She - 100, He - 200. Had to clear that up. No damage to the deck lid. Queen , short skirt. Rear view mirror. OOOPS!! Adjust mirror away, discreatly. Eyes left. Seriously. No prob.
CJ	Here's a post I did some time ago....... quote: Once I had the Mayor of Pontiac in my car for a parade. He was about 6'5". He took off his shoes and braced one foot on the floor, one on the passenger seat and just leaned against the seat. For smaller people, (and I am 5' and tried this in my own car)........if you push the passenger seat all the way forward, I could stand on the floor behind the seat and just hung on to the headrest!