Congrats!! Looks like you are already enjoying it to the mostest!!



For the record I brought a microwave home from the store, but I would have rather have the wine

 

Hope you didn't blow your load.

 

Now that is the look of content. Welcome, make yourself at home.

 

Careful not to exceed the weight limit. Looks like about 300 lbs in the passenger seat: 30 gallons (whole barrel) x 8 lbs/gallon plus roughly 50 lbs for the barrel itself = 290 lbs. Anyone who enjoys bear or wine that much has to weigh more than 110 lbs...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Alz2002
[B]Careful not to exceed the weight limit.

 

Thanks for all the friendly replies. And, oh yeah, I'm a winemaker so the new barrel was empty(fyi, French oak, about $425 for the 30 gallon barrel. I use them for two years and retire them, so it adds about a buck to the cost of making each bottle of wine). I was tempted to ride along with a long soda-straw from my mouth reaching inside, but as it was I got plenty of attention. As for the question about the tires, see my post in the tire/wheel forum about three days ago- Otis

 

I couldn't believe that you made me go search for the thread that you had posted in the Wheel/Tire forum? I just answered your question in THERE, hope that helped? I knew from your picture that the tires looked "THIN" and they weren't best for the S2000! That's why I ask.

SO2's are much grippier tires and they are MADE for S2000!

 

Thanks 850- I didn't mean to put you to any trouble, I just thought it best to keep the tire discussion over there. I do appreciate the info and links, which I did get at the tire/wheel forum. - O