Sunday project #2 - Home Depot loves me. (allroad content this tim)
08-21-2005, 04:59 PM
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Sunday project #2 - Home Depot loves me. (allroad content this tim)
well after my fist project (see post above) i helped a friend haul some wood for some garage shelves hes building... the longest peices (4"x"x10') barely fit.. but they did.. perfectly.. just touched the windsheild.
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08-21-2005, 07:20 PM
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Yep, the 10 footers are TIGHT, and you can't put very many in...
...you can load up on quite a few 8 footers though. You can also fit a twin mattress behind the seats. How many SUVs out there can't do that? More than a few I bet.
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08-22-2005, 01:42 PM
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10 ft is easy
Recline the front pasenger seat al the way.
Remove the back seat head rest
slide the wood in under the dash. It might be a little safer.
(I use a old rug to protect the seat.)
Frank
Remove the back seat head rest
slide the wood in under the dash. It might be a little safer.
(I use a old rug to protect the seat.)
Frank
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