A couple of weeks ago I picked up a big-ass Husqvarna electric tile cutter + stand with my mk2. Taking it back in an MB EQB was not easier 😅

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There is a notion that TT's are impractical lady cars, and I think we should have a thread which properly dispels that myth and celebrates the practicality of the design. Please post pictures of what you got in your TT. Here's a start:

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I've always wondered if you could fit 4 tires in, and now I know!

 

I carried four 19" wheels and tyres, inflated, in my TT Mk3 coupe. This is harder than tyres alone because you can't squeeze them down. They did fit but one had to be in the front passenger seat. No photo, sorry.

 

Good to know that the tires fit!! I'm picking up (new to me) 2018 TT sline and bringing it home. Winnipeg to Calgary. long drive. If you know, you know.

 

75 years old, 6 speed, 10 hour road trip yesterday. No that's just Manly!

 

Early on the TT was sneered at as a "hairdresser's car", mostly I think in the UK (I'm on the other side of the pond). I've met many TT owners over the years. Not one of them is a hairdresser.

Not that I have anything against hairdressers...

Chris

 

There is a notion that TT's are impractical lady cars, and I think we should have a thread which properly dispels that myth and celebrates the practicality of the design. Please post pictures of what you got in your TT. Here's a start:

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There is a notion that TT's are impractical lady cars, and I think we should have a thread which properly dispels that myth and celebrates the practicality of the design. Please post pictures of what you got in your TT. Here's a start:

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70 yrs old they can think and say what they like I’ll have any TT over the rubbish that’s on the market I’m bald as a badger so I don’t need an hair dresser great road holding not stuck in the winter had tool chest and 4 wheels and tyres in my coupe two big big shops in the boot of my convertible so it’ll do me 👍🍺😎

 

70 yrs old they can think and say what they like I’ll have any TT over the rubbish that’s on the market I’m bald as a badger so I don’t need an hair dresser great road holding not stuck in the winter had tool chest and 4 wheels and tyres in my coupe two big big shops in the boot of my convertible so it’ll do me 👍🍺😎

I don't think anyone could say a TT is an impractical ladies car. my daughter has had two TTs, a series 2 and a series 3. I have a TTU and she's encouraging to PX it and replace it with a TT (despite my vast age). Bought the TTU for continental trips so, with the back seat down, could load it up with luggage. On a day to day basis, can comfortably fit a Big American Labrador on the back seat. Can't think what you CAN'T do with a TT

Philip

 

TTRS, that is!

 

I do miss the practicality of the TT Coupé, it would have come in handy a few times this year.

Whilst I was on Holiday with the RS some years back we collected a full spare wheel kit from a Forum member. We fitted the kit and wheel but had to remove the rear shelf and place it behind the front seats, to accommodate the old insert and all our luggage. We then stopped off to get some shopping, before heading for our rental house. There wasn't much space left, some very creative packaging!

Unfortunately the roadster does loose out in this respect, though to be fair it accommodates luggage much better than most two seater roadsters.

 

I do miss the practicality of the TT Coupé, it would have come in handy a few times this year.

Whilst I was on Holiday with the RS some years back we collected a full spare wheel kit from a Forum member. We fitted the kit and wheel but had to remove the rear shelf and place it behind the front seats, to accommodate the old insert and all our luggage. We then stopped off to get some shopping, before heading for our rental house. There wasn't much space left, some very creative packaging!

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Unfortunately the roadster does loose out in this respect, though to be fair it accommodates luggage much better than most two seater roadsters.

Respect!

 

A couple of weeks ago I picked up a big-ass Husqvarna electric tile cutter + stand with my mk2. Taking it back in an MB EQB was not easier 😅

Edit: pic for size:
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A couple of weeks ago I picked up a big-ass Husqvarna electric tile cutter + stand with my mk2. Taking it back in an MB EQB was not easier 😅

Edit: pic for size:
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71 year old teenager here. Since I retired 9 years ago....I lost 15 pounds around the gut to make getting out
easier. I've been driving my 2002 TT Quattro MK1 ragtop since I rescued this cutie 6 years ago from a young thin woman who didn't know what she had or how to use it. I get nothing but compliments and atta boys. I never got all that when I drove an El Dorado. The steering wheel is getting replaced by the flat on the bottom style....like the new ones.

 

There is a notion that TT's are impractical lady cars, and I think we should have a thread which properly dispels that myth and celebrates the practicality of the design. Please post pictures of what you got in your TT. Here's a start:

One night I had to drive friends home and one of them had to sit in the back!
Another time I had to pick my kids up at the airport and again someone sat in the backseat and all of their luggage fit in the back!

 

There is a notion that TT's are impractical lady cars, and I think we should have a thread which properly dispels that myth and celebrates the practicality of the design. Please post pictures of what you got in your TT. Here's a start:

 

The essentials!