The problem I have seen is getting the games in and out after you get 3 games in the back. I guess if you have people helping its a lot easier. It also helps to have a truck that isn't too high off the ground. I've become pretty good at getting games in and out of my work's Dodge Ram v10 quad cab extended bed truck, but its a pain.
Another thing to consider is strapping the games to themselves to make a single entity and then strap *that* to the truck. It isn't always easy depending on the shape of the cabs, but it will help stop the games from tipping over. Likewise, you will want to distribute the weight as best as you can (hint: don't put all of the heavy Atari games together on one side).
Jon
At 09:41 PM 3/6/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>in a full-size short-bed pickup? I'm going to pick up a Battlezone cab, a
>Tempest cab, a nondescript raster cab, and a Challenger cocktail. I know -
>because I measured mine - that the Battlezone measures about 25.5 X 25.5
>inches (without the step), and a little over 6 feet high. I'm hoping the
>Tempest is about that size - can anyone take a quick measure? If it is, I
>can probably stand up three cabinets (so height doesn't matter) and squeeze
>the cocktail in somewhere. If the Tempest is any bigger, I'd better rent a
>small trailer.
>Thanks,
>Lewis
>
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