URGENT: Can you fit a keg in a 'vert?

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  • Funkmasta
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    Darin, rear seat bottom takes 5 seconds to remove... just take it out and seat belt the keg in its place...

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by twistednut
    Saw the vert sub box today at Luke's shop. Don't think even a pony keg will fit now. Duel port bandpass box firing into the backseats. Should be pretty sick but man getting the ports to the back seat looked to be a huge PITA! Battery relocate doesn't look to be easy either.
    Gave up on the relocate for now...WAY too damn much work in this heat.

    You should hear this thing...fuuuuuck, for a vert, it rocks.

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  • Money$hit
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    I had this dilemma a few weeks ago. I told my friends hell no then took my friends crappy Nissan truck.

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  • twistednut
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    Saw the vert sub box today at Luke's shop. Don't think even a pony keg will fit now. Duel port bandpass box firing into the backseats. Should be pretty sick but man getting the ports to the back seat looked to be a huge PITA! Battery relocate doesn't look to be easy either.

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  • Jean
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    Yeah, back seat. If I could fit two plastic bumpers and a valance in my 2 door, you can fit a keg or two

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  • e30evolution
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    remove rear seat cushion and ratchet strap it down

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  • Pinepig
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    Hell back in the day we got 3 guys all 6'4" and a full size keg in a Karman Ghia. We had it wrapped in a jacket and a hat on top to keep the chill down in the car. The P.O.S. blew a spakplug out going up to the summit on 17 heading for Santa Cruz so we pulled over onto the overpass and started passing a pipe around waiting for the car to cool down so we could fish the plug out from under the tins. About the second time the pipe went around the CHP shows up and asks what we are doing, we tell them about the plug, he goes over to the car and asks if the guy in the back seat is OK ( Keg wrapped in jacket and hat ) I say yeah he's just taking a nap, what a way to ruin my buzz, they drive off and we fix it and head on to the beach. If you can't get a keg in an E30 there's a problem.

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  • Mot
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    thanks guys, your all helpin the cause.

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  • matt325is
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    Back seat with seat belt. Put a towel down if you're worried about the leather.

    matt

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Dock sales have limited selection, pony kegs may or may not be available.

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    you could just get pony kegs and put like 2-3 in the trunk easy i would believe

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Originally posted by kencopperwheat
    LOL, should have just texted me man. Answer is no, by the way. At least for a 15.5gal; not sure about a Deschuttes 13.2 though.
    duh, I should have guessed you've tried it before :)

    Ya it's the standard 1/2 BBL, 15.5 gallon variety. OK, next step is to find some way of securing it in the back seat I guess.

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  • kencopperwheat
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    LOL, should have just texted me man. Answer is no, by the way. At least for a 15.5gal; not sure about a Deschuttes 13.2 though.

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  • Miasma
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    From the trunk floor to the ledge where the latch is located is about 15 inches and the gap from the edge of that ledge to the hump for the top is about 16 inches.


    So 15 inches deep and 16 inches wide.

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Originally posted by uofom3
    Given that criteria, the trunk is not an option. If you used the appropriate amount of towels, you should be able to do just fine with the interior for the keg.

    Trunk is not going to work by a long shot.
    Originally posted by e30sd
    Twisty roads + keg = bad plan
    I have a solution for keeping it steady in the trunk, no worries there ;)

    Anyone near their e30? want to measure the floor-to-lid height for me?

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