I've carried fly fishing gear too (to the Dragon last year in fact). But I don't have waders, as I usually either fish from shore or wet wade (ok, so I'm a fair weather fisherwoman). I believe if you get the racks, the Thule kayak carrier will fit them. Thule even makes a carrier that lowers it self so you can attach the kayak at a good height, then will raise itself up on top (kayak goes sideways). http://www.thule.com/en/US/Products/Watersports.aspx
Oops, just looked, I don't think the Hullavator works on the factory racks. But since you're rackless, you could go with the Thule aeros I think... there's a thread on that somewhere around here. Too early in the morning for me.

Enjoy and hope you caught a nice trout! I'm heading to Wyoming to do some fishing in about a week.

 

Yes, a 40 gallon water heater will fit in a Clubman...all doors closed!

GE 37.5 gallon water heater, 9 year warranty
MFG Part # : 955008238

• Item Depth 22.6"
• Item Height 47.25"
• Item Weight 124 lb
• Item Width 22.4 "

I should have taken a photo of the Home Depot employee's face, when we stopped by the Clubman with the water heater...

Yes sir!

 

Formula Fun - Wow, good to know!

 

An Electric MINI will fit in a clubman...and the box it comes in!!

It's my Daughter's new MINI Convertible soon to be pimped out like daddy's!!

 

Awww--be sure to post her picture when she drives it!

 

A battleship, a battle cruiser, a heavy crusier, and an armored cruiser? You bet!

 

I'm currently at a hotel right now waiting to check into my new apartment and have the Clubman literally packed to the brim (the driver's seat will only go back about halfway). I'll try and take a picture or two before I unload in the morning.

 

circular saw, jigsaw, drill x2, drill kit, nails, hammer, tape measure, tape, clamps, 4 saw horses, table (street sign), router, router bits, triangles, power cords, chalk line, pencils, utility knife, sander, caulk gun, reciprocating saw, small wonder bar, large wonder bar, miter saw.

 

One Retrotec Q5E Blower Door enclosure integrity test fan* plus Safco 4050 collapsible dolly and hard hat will fit in a Clubman...thank God**.



*My company designs and installs clean agent fire suppression systems, and we use the door-fan test kit to determine how long a particular room will contain the heavier-than-air gas.

**I told my boss that the kit would fit in the Clubman without actually trying it out first.

And if anybody is curious: http://www.retrotec.com/Fire/Product.../Modelq5e.aspx

 

Hello! If I may ask, where did you get your roof spoiler? I'd like to get one for my Clubbie (Monty - pip, pip!!) Any info would be appreciated. Please send to: rlwainwright@gmail.com

Thanks!!

-RW-

 

RW - I ordered it when I spec'd my Mini on the configurator at Miniusa.com

It came installed from the factory. Pretty sure Mini dealerships can install one as well.

Keep in mind, if you have the roof rails, you can't add this particular spoiler.

 

I bought a new grill today for the house. When I pulled around to the loading dock the look on the warehouse guys face was priceless. You know the one, "it'll never fit you moron".

Well, I had to pull it out of the box but other than that it's still banded in the original packaging (507 sq inch Weber E-310 NG grill). It would have fit with the box with another 1" in width.

 

 

 

This is awesome. Can't wait to take a few pics like this. Very cool. This thing is so incredibly spacious inside.

 

mine holds 8x 5gallon buckets of saltwater (seats down, inside a box i made to prevent seat,wall,roof damage)...so 320lbs of sealed saltwater containers along with a few fish or live coral :-)

 

In case you were wondering-yes four pumpkins will fit in the back of a Club!

 

Two sets of tires(215/45/17), one set mounted:

 

You need to clean your car!!!!!!

 

That was in March, when cleaning the car every two days kept it about that clean! Spring is messy.

 

Two adults, one granddaughter, enough stuff for all three at the beach for a week, a set of golf clubs and still able to see out the back windows.

 

Where in the world do you live? Winnipeg? Is it possible to splash some water on from Lake Winnipeg? I'd keep a bucket in the car for that purpose...

 

Picked up an unusual pivoting bookcase a friend gave me today. Discovered the absolute maximum vertical dimension for getting through the barn doors is 24". We had to take the trim off two sides to get it down from about 25 1/4" to just under 24". Including the base it is 51 1/2" high.

We had just enough room to lock the seat backs in palace with the seats all the way forward. I'm 6' 2" and wasn't even terribly uncomfortable on the hour's drive home.

 

Aloha!

Wife went to spiritual church, I went to man church (hardware store) to acquire the supplies to build a Dog Agility Dog Walk.

The clubman was able to transport three 6' x 1' x 0.5" pine planks, ten 1" x 4" x 6' pine boards, four cement blocks, and miscellaneous hardware. (dog came for the ride...)

Plenty of room to spare...

 

Aloha!

Wife took the truck to spiritual church and left me the MINI to go to man temple... (Hardware Store) Drove the MINI this Sunday to the hardware store to acquire the supplies to build a dog agility dog walk (don't ask...). It all fit, three 0.5" x 12" x 6' planks, ten 1" x 4" x 6' boards, four cement blocks, miscellaneous supplies and a dog, with room to spare!