Perhaps we should start the equivalent of Guinness World records here. Who thinks they have hauled the absolutely most humongous object in their Fit? Candidates might include:
- Huge musical instrument, such as bass fiddle, tuba(s), piano.
- Livestock, such as sheep, goat, multiple Irish wolfhounds
- Furniture
- Plants, small trees
- Plumbing fixtures, such as sinks, commodes
- Construction materials
- Bizarre, such as statues, coffins (I don't imagine any undertaker has come up with a Fit modified to be a hearse)

 

No pictures, but I did manage to put a whole 7 piece drum kit (bass drum, snare, and 5 toms) in the back of my Fit, alone with 6 cymbals and a few stands. Unfortunately, I had to make a second trip for the rest of the stands, but I will still impressed with the cargo capacity of the Fit.

 

I don't know, does this count?

 

I posted a few of these already. But, this is in the top five reasons I love the Fit...
(Sorry crappy cell phone pix)



And I picked up a crib from Babies R Us, but forgot to take a picture when it was in the Fit

 

When my last car (RAV4) was dying, I need something to haul my son and his double bass (bass fiddle as you called it). Absolutely no problem getting it and him into the Fit.

Dave

 

When my aunt visited us from South Pasadena, CA a year ago, I decided to borrow her luggage to test how good the Fit/Jazz is at swallowing cargo without flipping any seats.

 

about 3 month ago i bought two (1 for the GF) 42" DYNEX LCD'S and two INSIGNIA Bluray's and a BOSE speaker system, it all fit!!! i still have all the boxes in the garage, i'll stuff them in and post a pic if there any non-believers!!
and the guy at best buy was one of those non-believers till he saw the seats go down into the floor, and then HE BELIEVED the words "it'll fit"

oh yes i laid them on their sides cuz the best buy guy said plazma's have to stay standing up
and if all the packaging wasn't so big i'd get 10 lcd's in there all standing upright