C100: Which car you are using?
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Eric Coughlin
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Bugatti Chiron.
puredrifting
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I'm downmarket, Lamborghini Huracan. Gotta save money somewhere.
Karl Anthony
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Nissan Sentra - I know, pretty basic. But it handles the C100 well.
abreu-canedo
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This is super funny. I don't have a C100, but if I did, I would not probably change cars.
But to the OP:
is your D broken on your keyboard? Did you mean card? What flash media storage? Forgive me if this sounds snippy. I certainly don't mean it that way. Just since it seems like an awkward question and the title and thread are consistent (car), I thought to ask.
Or is this just a general inquiry about equipment transport, in which case it does not matter what camera you have...unless you have an early motion picture film camera, in which case it may.
But to the OP:
is your D broken on your keyboard? Did you mean card? What flash media storage? Forgive me if this sounds snippy. I certainly don't mean it that way. Just since it seems like an awkward question and the title and thread are consistent (car), I thought to ask.
Or is this just a general inquiry about equipment transport, in which case it does not matter what camera you have...unless you have an early motion picture film camera, in which case it may.
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David W. Jones
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dtechlogic
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Toyota Tacoma that's what I am using with my C100
combatentropy
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PT Cruiser Limited.....
Eric Coughlin
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2016 Mazda CX-5. I've put about 30,000 miles on it in my first year with it.
gkantziper
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Honda Odyssey with a sticker on the back that says, "My other car is an S2000".
David W. Jones
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My current camera ride is a Mercedes Sprinter van.
combatentropy
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On DVXUser, mistakes aren't mistakes, they're opportunities. 
Even the trunk is not enough to stop the thieves, English translation after the pictures:
http://www.naturfotocamp.de/?a=blog&id=6009
They were following him, and while he was out of his car for ten minutes, they went in from the back side window and then folded backseat to get in the trunk.
Not much to do there.
http://www.naturfotocamp.de/?a=blog&id=6009
They were following him, and while he was out of his car for ten minutes, they went in from the back side window and then folded backseat to get in the trunk.
Not much to do there.
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QuickHitRecord
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Call me old school:
No Siriux XM or AC, but it gets the job done. There's a surprising amount of space in the back for my Kino Flos, Arri fresnels, road rag kit, and some C-stands. Pelicans with the C100 and lenses and sometimes a producer ride up front with me.
The horse is actually a really good key grip when I have the budget to bring him on for the day.
No Siriux XM or AC, but it gets the job done. There's a surprising amount of space in the back for my Kino Flos, Arri fresnels, road rag kit, and some C-stands. Pelicans with the C100 and lenses and sometimes a producer ride up front with me.
The horse is actually a really good key grip when I have the budget to bring him on for the day.