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@laj.tuxmek Said couple weeks back it can hold twoI skimmed through several pages but didn't see it, does anybody have an idea of the weight limit on that pull out table?
I remember seeing that 400 lbs was not a problem.I skimmed through several pages but didn't see it, does anybody have an idea of the weight limit on that pull out table?
That honestly looks fine to me. The driver's seat is even leaned back. And the boot space isn't bad either. Pull out those seats and it's more than enough for me on a road/camping trip.Not sure if this helps but here are some better pictures from today's thread:
Looks like the driver's seat is pushed all the way to the rear and still looks like plenty of leg room. I wonder how challenging it is for rear passengers to get in and out or getting a car seat into the base.
Well then... I think this would fix that 4 inch step then!The sliding tailgate is available for both 4-door and 2-door.
This is a brilliant solution.I guess you'll have to get a shorter husband.
I don't see any other possible solution for this.
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Not sure if this helps but here are some better pictures from today's thread:
Looks like the driver's seat is pushed all the way to the rear and still looks like plenty of leg room. I wonder how challenging it is for rear passengers to get in and out or getting a car seat into the base.
With the roof off, I'm thinking you jump up on the tire and make a slide through entry like Bo DukeThat honestly looks fine to me. The driver's seat is even leaned back. And the boot space isn't bad either. Pull out those seats and it's more than enough for me on a road/camping trip.
That is the only cool way to do it.With the roof off, I'm thinking you jump up on the tire and make a slide through entry like Bo Duke
I made a post later... I was thinking the 4" was the rise from the flat floor... Not that there was a 4" step and then a rise.Incline wouldn't be a big deal, but how in the world could a 4" step in the middle of ones torso be pretty good for sleeping? Flat would be much better in every way and I can't fathom why Ford would design it this way.
I'm 6'5", and in my old Edge, I could comfortably drive with my 6'7" brother-in-law in the back seat behind me. The Edge has 40" of rear legroom. There's plenty of legroom with the seat all the way back.The front seats are all the way back. There is no legroom in any car when you put the front seat all the way back.
Bronco:I'm 6'5", and in my old Edge, I could comfortably drive with my 6'7" brother-in-law in the back seat behind me. The Edge has 40" of rear legroom. There's plenty of legroom with the seat all the way back.
too much work lolI have a rear seat delete option in my garage that I will use.