I rented a pacifica the other day. Very nice car. Can you fit a 4x8 sheet
in the back if all the seats are removed or folded down?

Approximately 76" from back of driver seat to inside of lift gate, just
measured it yesterday.
BF


"trs80" <trs80 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

is that the maximum distance.....like from the bottom of the seat to the
rear?

"BF" <bobfreelingz (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Yep!


"trs80" <trs80 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

In article <bLEhh.25148$6J4.13701 (AT) newsfe08 (DOT) phx>,
"trs80" <trs80 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Yes it is nice, but if you get one make sure you carry a ground sheet to
access the inadequate spare and of course to pump it up.

if it cant fit a 4x8 inthe back then it is a useless vehicle for me. I need
to occasionaly bring home wood and plywoods for my hobby.


"who" <i (AT) notaspammer (DOT) net> wrote

In article <NdUhh.25574$6J4.18244 (AT) newsfe08 (DOT) phx>,
"trs80" <trs80 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

For that occasional use what's wrong with the old effective solutions;
a roof rack or a small trailer.
I often have 4x8 plywood cut down a bit so I can carry it in my open car
trunk. My supplier will do about three cuts for free, so I don't even
need a table saw.
Having a very large vehicle to occasionally bring home materials is very
wasteful IMO.

"Spam away" <Trashhere (AT) spam (DOT) net> wrote

I agree. When my elderly Grand Voyager wears out I plan to buy a small 4 X 8
utility trailer. Empty they weigh 500 lb. so you can haul a useful load
behind a Caliber, Compass or other sensible size vehicle quite safely.

Not to get off the subject, but I have a 2006 Pacifica and I was wondering
if there is a way to disable the the seatbelt alert that dings until you
buckle up.


"trs80" <trs80 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

thats funny. putting plywood on a roofrack....wadda dweeboid!

"Spam away" <Trashhere (AT) spam (DOT) net> wrote