If you cut them into pieces they will fit. And you're going to have to cut them in pieces anyway to feed them to the pigs.

:) Might wanna consider this instead http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvYrI...e_gdata_player

Chopping works but a classic reverse hogtie will give a similar effect. The bones snapping sounds a little harsh but it works.

Lol...

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well, it'll be a big difference from you current listed ride, that's for sure. If a two seater is potentially a problem, then odds are if you're thinking that way, it will be a problem. Just get a second daily driver that's practical.

/\ nonsense, I'm perfectly fine with telling this complete stranger what to do. Remember, FL 4Motion knows best. :tup:

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Also, I find myself having to drive other ppl a lot less when in groups, so if you do hang around friends in groups and carpool places together, you can save on some miles with a 2 seater :tup:

perfect for me and my girl, and we have her parents' mini van for anything else :tup:

This car is a toy for me. I have other cars to do daily tasks. :) practical it is not.

Not a problem for me, then again I am single and have no kids. I daily it in the spring/summer and has more than enough room for my uses. If this is going to be your only car it should not be a problem as long long as you don't plan to haul large bulky items like furniture/televisions/body parts. I was even able to fit my F.I. exhaust in the car driving to my buddy's shop and fitting the stock exhaust on the way back so volume capacity is not as limited as it looks. :tup:

It is also a great reason for people not to bum rides off you. My friends and co-workers don't even ask me for rides anymore because of the Z. I do have an Altima that I daily in the winter months and for rain/snow but I don't tell anyone I have that because they will start asking for rides again. :p

I don't know where you get your info from? Body parts aren't a problem. Lol. :tup:

There are lots of hot rod sedans on the used market that can act as both a sports car and comfortable cruiser.
If you had the Z, you'd want it to fit your personality & lifestyle.

Cutting them up into manageable sizes is such a chore though, not like throwing in whole bodies into a trunk of a sedan. :p

I went to get my friend from a club in Orlando, when I got there I found out his buddy and guys gf needed a ride too. Friend passes out in the back and the other two sat in passenger seat. It wasn't safe at all but it was 4 in the morning and I was not going to make two trips. I was just pointing out that the z isn't very spacious but can be made to work if the situation presents itself.

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On topic, I never had any space issues with the z. The hatch is very spacious and I actually miss that aspect of the z most vs my mustang.

I prefer not having so much room. I'm a single guy so I don't have to haul around too much. Even when I did have a 4 door, the backseats hardly got used. If I was married and owned my home, I probably would not have bought the Z unless I could afford a 2nd car for myself.