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Big Rigs, Small Cars, Tight Spaces!

I used to cram my 4x10, 1x15, bass in hard case, guitar stand, 4 space rack mount and accessory case about the size of a 6 space rack mount case (before I broke into the wonderful world of pedal boards....) all in the back of my 91' civic. Back seat folded down of course. I could still see out the rear window and had room to spare for drummers extra stuff he couldn't fit, or guitards stuff when he was out of a car. Front seat always open for a groupie or the guitard...
 
I'll give it a go................
Pontiac vibe
Mesa PH4x12
3 space Road Rack
1 Bass
PT junior in a hard case
1 massive 70's Leslie speaker cab with amp
Hammond organ in road case
Foot control for leslie
roland keyboard
2 tier keyboard stand
3 backpacks, a laptop
1 keyboard player

My mpg went straight to hell,we did this on a complete whim when our van ride fell through.
 
I carry around my Kustom 200 head and cabinet with my bass in a coffin case inside of my '92 Ford Festiva. Ive also had to carry the pa, drumset and my guitarists rig before(at seperate times of course!). My experiences with my tiny car have made me a master at Tetris.
 
I'll give it a go................
Pontiac vibe
Mesa PH4x12
3 space Road Rack
1 Bass
PT junior in a hard case
1 massive 70's Leslie speaker cab with amp
Hammond organ in road case
Foot control for leslie
roland keyboard
2 tier keyboard stand
3 backpacks, a laptop
1 keyboard player

My mpg went straight to hell,we did this on a complete whim when our van ride fell through.

A HAMMOND, Leslie and a 412? Now that just beats all. Should have snapped a pic. :D