I made a video of how I loaded my car over 10 years ago back when I drove a Chevy Cobalt SS. LOL. Enjoy!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujPYO4rBI-s
How I loaded my car TEN Years ago. One of my first You Tube Videos
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As a guy who used to load his entire rig and lights in a Plymouth Neon....
I completely relate to this video!
I completely relate to this video!
Back in 1977 I used to pack my whole Dj system into my mom‘s Delta 88. That included two large speakers, amp rack, turntable coffin, crates of records, a toolbox, full of 45s, two wood stools I couldn’t afford speaker stands and my sister. I’d pull out the whole rear bed seat out to make room, how I came up with that idea I don’t know, But it’s amazing what you come up with when you didn’t have very much money. For larger jobs i’d have them attach a hitch to the bumper and rent a trailer. That system worked for about four years until I got a van after college. That made things hell of a lot easier.
Back in the early 90's, my wife used to call my Corolla a "clown car" 'cause stuff just kept coming out.
My first trailer was a 4X6 and I pulled it behind a Toyota Camry. The sucker was packed all the way to the roof.
That’s funny I have just been searching for a 4x6 with a ramp door as I downsize
I have a 6x12 for big shows Bass Boss system 4 subs two tops and truss light show and a 5x8 typical wedding rigThat's down sizing???
I have cut way back on gigs as I semi retire just J8’s and simple lighting, having everything in a trailer loaded and ready to go has saved so many hours of loading and unloading over the last 30 years I’d never not have a trailer
I'm jealous. You have Bass Boss. I saw them at the Expo but never heard them. They look like they are very expensive and will kick ass.
No need to be jealous, I have a business plan and charge appropriately to be able to afford to purchase products to make my events better
Anyone with common sense and some basic DJ skills could easily accomplish the same things
