turbobuick33

I know the C4 vettes does not have a lot of trunk space but I was wondering if a hockey bag would fit in the back?

VinceC4

I have a '95 C4..what trunk?

Mr Mojo

floridamale

Best way to tell is open the back & see if it fits. It either dose or dosen't. With out knowing the size of the bag hard to tell. I can get 2 sets of golf clubs in mine with a little work. It's not called a trunk

Goldcylon

Now that folks...... Is a Good Friday!!!!

slim jim 2

no coors light?

corvettefan 101

I guess this lets us know where the party is at tonight.

jrzvette

There is no trunk. If you have a coupe it might fit behind the seats in the hatch area, a vert, forget it, try the passenger's seat.

ragged claws

Looks like you've got a perfectly good harness bar in there. The least you could do is secure that beer! No one wants frothy beer while watching a hockey game.

engle1147

This is the exact amount of beer it takes to bribe someone to change out a busted heater core.....well that and $300

floridamale

Looks like a extended lunch break to me

BrianCunningham

I've taken mine on the road to various contracts.

I have a pics I need to dig up.

You won't believe the amount of stuff you can pack into one.

vetteman42

Not sure how big a "hockey bag" is, but my average size golf bag fits nicely in the passenger side. I'm sure it would fit under the hatch, but don't want to risk putting them in and out!

SAVE THE WAVE

rx4arx

Here's my 2 bags of hockey gear. Goal pads in the big black one. Not sure how a stick would fit in there. Through the seat gap, I suppose. Luckily, where I live, the Vette's asleep when hockey is played.

I agree with VetteMan42 - it was quite a lift to get the gear in there especially that black one. I do put my golf clubs back there but I have to take the 'woods' out.

rx4arx

Sorry, picture link problem, try this

RedVette84

That man has his priorities right!!!! But where's the cooler going to go?

engle1147

That's the thing....no room for a cooler so you have to drink'em all quick before they get warm. A properly functioning AC system will prolong the drinkability factor....see your FSM for the proper AC maintenance schedules/proceedures.