Landcruiser and Engel question all in one :)
Submitted: Friday, Feb 08, 2008 at 13:40
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Kev & Darkie
I have done a search and found nothing, zip, nudda, zero etc about the following question LOL
Has anyone done or know if you can fit a 60L engel through the rear side doors of a Landcruiser when the seats are removed.
As we are leaving the 2 kids at
home when we go to the National Gathering I am hoping that the Engel can fit where the rear seats are in Darkie.
I am feeling lazy and don't want to remove the seats before the attempt if someone knows it wont fit :))
Cheers Kev
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Reply By: Member - andrew B (Kununurra) - Friday, Feb 08, 2008 at 17:03
Friday, Feb 08, 2008 at 17:03
Gday Kev
you could go down and get the cardboard box it came in or a similar one for trials.....another option I have used for similar shaped items you could get them through the front door, accross to the back with the front
seat layed right back (in sleeping mode), then mooved across the other side where you want it to go. You may be able to remove the 'stopper' so the back door opens a bit wider, or remove the door completely for installation if you don't plan to take it in or out too often.
or....put it in the front
seat where you can rreach it easily, and put the passenger in the back.....my wife would glady make that sacrifice (she doesnt read stuff on this site LOL)
Cheers ANdrew
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Follow Up By: Kev & Darkie - Friday, Feb 08, 2008 at 17:59
Friday, Feb 08, 2008 at 17:59
Both great ideas Andrew.
I may use the front
seat idea if she complains to much for the return trip LOL
It will only be for selected trips so I don't want to have to remove the rear doors just to get a fridge in. If it comes to that I'll trade the 60 in for 2 x 32l ones (which may happen yet).
Cheers Kev
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