Say no to to anything too EZ
 

Wood nymphs,
Small fairies sitting on mushrooms.

The trunk on the Accord is quite large, but the opening would force you to put the track in first and then all the weight overhanging. I don't think you would be able to get it far enough into the car to balance the weight.
A small utility trailer would do the job.

If you get it going fast enough it will fit.

Better chance of it fitting on the roof. I have a 2002 accord, big trunk, not that big.

You better post a picture when you get it on the roof.

What does it weigh? I've put a ton of stuff on a roof rack. Balance it between the roof and trunk lid.... its your car, not mine :)

No on trunk

No on roof

Yes on trailer or dually.

You do not want to be 400 miles from home when you find out you have a problem.

+1

That's a heavy sled. No way should it go in the trunk or on the roof. Take the truck. That's why you have a truck.

JR

The snowmobile forums have some funny pic's posted at times: (Roof Mount):

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Trunk method:

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Not a chance!

This question makes no sense.

Why do you even have a truck then?

The truck would cruise effortlessly with only 400 lbs.
That would be a relaxing drive compared to an overloaded car.
A snowmobile in or on an Accord would need constant attention while on the highway

Before you do ANYTHING you simply must meet Larry Enticer. Send it!


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The collective we..have definitely evolved since leaving the cave..

Thank you Gogar for bringing that to light.. ;)

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Wait until it snows, buy a bus ticket then just ride it home. Road Trip!!

Either way... we need pics!

No pics...

Back when we were kids in the early 70s, my dad had a huge Mercury and my mom had an Artic Cat. I begged them for a Kitty Cat when we saw one at a home show. Do they still have home shows?

I remember seeing those.

Back in the late 60's we had Panther which were luxury snowmobile for their time.

A buddy of mine back in the early 80s had a Mercury Sno-Twister, and his little sister had a Kitty Cat. He came from a family that all had sleds....his parents had Blizzard 9500s.

Still... no pics

You mean the picture where your leg is getting pulled ?

Snow tires on, Skidoo on, just missing one thing.

That white caca...

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Thank you!;)

Is that a single axle sled trailer in the backround?

What fun is that?

Maybe try pulling the honda with the ski?

Thanks! Runway is at my son's property.

V35 Bonanza and Maule MX 7-180. Approx 1700 FT.

Nice helo. My son has spent mucho time in S-76. Now most time in a G650. Life is good.

Aw what the heck:

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LMAO... I love a good eat $hit video.

That guy is hilarious but he must not have a disc left in his spine. I compressed mine real good on the back of a snowmobile that went over a small jump back when I was a kid, swear it was the first of many injuries that sent me to the operating table decades later.

We’ve got this sign in the bar in Wisconsin: :D


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But can it do this .....

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Maximum roof load on passenger cars varies from 50 to 75 Kg. Look in handbook.A 75 Kg snowmobile would be the lightest ever made!!

My car does not use Kg so your formula will not work.(;