would a sand and cement mixer fit into my golf?

[psd99]

Just wondering if any of you think I could fit a sand and cement mixer in my golf?

 

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shoot

will just have to walk 2 miles with it lol

 

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I have one that looks very similar to this LINK which I have lent to my father in law before and he drives 58 plate Golf.

Unfortunately I am not sure exactly what volume my one as its pretty old now and can not recall the model.

Edit:

Also the legs come apart similar to this which may not be obvious intitially

I also drive a 58 plate....

 

[psd99]

would say it's pretty unlikey you'll get the cement mixer into your golf. Those things have like 6 wheels and must weigh 20+ tons

whuttttt 20 tons!? you must be joking right.

 

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Is it downhill between the hire places and yours?

I wish
more uphill than downhill

sod it will find someone who can do me a favour

 

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good point how can I do it exactly
just with a bit of string!? lol not towed anything before u see

 

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I was joking about towing it, please don't do it OP.

i'd rather walk with it tbh

 

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Will it fit?
(*hint* it did)

rotfl hahah

 

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I got a rented mixer in the back of my mk4 Fiesta, so I'd have thought a Gold won't be smaller.
I did have an audience watching me as they thought it wouldn't be possible and I did get the headlining dirty.

mmm majority on here said it won't fit

how tight was it in the fiesta? (that's what she said no doubt lol)

 

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It didn't fit so I ended up lugging it down a 2 mile journey by foot
on the way many people asked me if I needed some sand or cement. cheeky

 

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Ask and you shall receive

damn when that big lump of lard was getting in I couldn't help but giggle lol

 

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I am the OP here and it actually never did fit in the car.

I ended up walking 3 miles through a town centre with a cement mixer. I felt like a right k*** doing it but I managed to bring it home. It was an absolutely mortARfying experience. The proof is in the concrete.