Exactly. My F150 bed currently contains 6 egg boxes of children's clothes to donate, two folding chairs, a foot locker sized rubbermaid container filled with emergency gear & camping stuff, a large Patagonia duffel full of sports clothes, a smaller duffel with cleats & soccer ball, two pairs of basketball shoes + ball, an extra jacket and a large umbrella. Yes, I don't need to keep all this crap in the truck all the time, but it sure is convenient to have that option!
Re:Tesla Cybertruck
by chrisseaton on Friday November 22, 2019 @12:37AM
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> currently contains 6 egg boxes of children's clothes to donate
How do you fit clothes in an egg box?
Egg boxes hold 12 (I think) flats with 30 eggs each.
You can get them from supermarkets. And they're thick cardboard. Great for moving books.
Re:Tesla Cybertruck
by chrisseaton on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:33AM
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This is an egg box where I’m from. You wouldn’t get anything in it except eggs or maybe thimbles. I guess yours are different.
https://www.amazon.com/Cartons-Flattop-Carton-12-Egg-Recycla...
Re:Tesla Cybertruck
by erikpukinskis on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:58AM
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We call that a carton not a box.
Yes, that was my point.
egg box / case : http://www.eggboxes.com/media/ecom/prodlg/30doz.jpg
egg flat : http://www.eggboxes.com/media/ecom/prodsm/5x6superflat.jpg
egg carton / box : http://www.eggboxes.com/media/ecom/prodsm/005.JPG
Re:Tesla Cybertruck
by jodrellblank on Friday November 22, 2019 @12:45AM
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Ostrich eggs?
There are so many people who have desk jobs or jobs where they don't really need or only occasionally need a pickup, but they still drive one (at least where I grew up, in Northern California). Because of the Tesla truck's performance, and many other EV advantages, my guess is that this pickup truck will indeed appeal to a large number of pickup owners, including showboaters, occasional towers, occasional use daily drivers, as professional/hardcore customers.