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Recently, I had to cart a Pac Man cabinet to my place. I once acquired
an empty Tempest cabinet in trade from Mark Spaeth. He was able to
somehow fit it in his hatchback. (I remember how surprised I was when
he opened up the hatchback door, and there it was.) That, of course,
got the gears turning. And in this hobby, you don't let anything stand
in your way. So, recently, I drove down to Scott's place
(http://www.agelessarcade.com) to pick up the Pac Man cab. I got some
measurements off the web, made sure it would fit. Somehow, with Scott's
help, we got it in there.
The end result was hilarious and I made it home. It was a bit drafty,
and hearing the cars zoom by on the highway freaked me out a bit.
Fortunately, Scott had a ratchet strap I could borrow, and the Prius has
plenty of tie down brackets inside the car. Thought you all would enjoy
the picture.
http://girasoli.org/?p=37
Tony
Recently, I had to cart a Pac Man cabinet to my place. I once acquired
an empty Tempest cabinet in trade from Mark Spaeth. He was able to
somehow fit it in his hatchback. (I remember how surprised I was when
he opened up the hatchback door, and there it was.) That, of course,
got the gears turning. And in this hobby, you don't let anything stand
in your way. So, recently, I drove down to Scott's place
(http://www.agelessarcade.com) to pick up the Pac Man cab. I got some
measurements off the web, made sure it would fit. Somehow, with Scott's
help, we got it in there.
The end result was hilarious and I made it home. It was a bit drafty,
and hearing the cars zoom by on the highway freaked me out a bit.
Fortunately, Scott had a ratchet strap I could borrow, and the Prius has
plenty of tie down brackets inside the car. Thought you all would enjoy
the picture.
http://girasoli.org/?p=37
Tony