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Cutting torch wins on the fun factor! loltoo much work lol
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Ford confirms folded rear seats will have slight incline and 4" step up from cargo floor
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No argument there, let us know how your rear seat removal goes! I suggest videonope this is even more fun
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Fortunately for me, my wife is from a country that uses the metric system. 10cm sounds much more impressive.
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I hereby decree you an honorary citizen of the great State of Alabama.nope this is even more fun
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Not a deal breaker, but disappointing. Build up the rear with lift up storage lids and design the rear seats to lay flat.
Does the pull out tray really have any use?
Does the pull out tray really have any use?
It gives you a place to set stuff while you work with it.
I've seen no mention of how much weight it will hold. It would be nice if it would bear the weight of two
Parallax ruins your visual comparison...PLEASE Look at my post in page 5 regarding the deception of the B-pillars. Everyone needs to stop thinking that every photo of the 4 door has the seats pushed back all the way and that is why the rear leg room sucks. Those seats are not as far back as you think. The B-Pillars on the 4 door are pushed forward to make room for the rear doors. Look below at the B-Pillar on the 2 door vs the 4 door.
See the side profile (see 4 door, LOWER photo...top photo is the 2 door)...see how the driver seat front edge is overlapping the steering wheel by an inch or two (which is a normal driving position). The backside of the front seat (shoulder area) is BEHIND the B-Pillar. That seating position is no different than the photo posted on this thread showing minimal rear leg room.
Disregard the lines, i was just proving that fords website is wrong in showing identical legroom for the 2 door and 4 door, and we dont have the correct numbers yet.
The 2-Door is a 50/50 split without a center section. That visually pulls the outer edge into the body and distorts your measurements. The 4-Door is wider in the back and makes the image APPEAR different in regards to the overall length between the front seat and the back seat. As for the accuracy of the numbers, I'd say they are close if not accurate based on the geometry (3D) that you have presented here - but not accounted for.
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You'd have to take the spare off the back then. Hefting a 33" or 35" tire up from a flat position is not something your average person is going to want to try and do.
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Thank you!
For those talking about sleeping with the incline, someone can come out with an accessory that you roll out that levels the back up to the seat incline to make the back completely flat with the seats down (like a rollable mat).
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