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If anyone can give me some specs, it would be appreciated.
Interior length, width, headroom etc...
I looked all over the internet and couldn't find the specs.

Typical of Western Australia,
nothing is open after 5pm, including the car dealer.
I'm not sure I want the one in the yard for $2500,
but it would have been nice to take my surfboard over to see how well it fits inside an L Series.
The dealer closes too early to grab my surfboard after work to try.

My board is 6'6" which works out to 198 cm.
If I could fit my board in diagonally between the liftgate and front seats I'd be happy with that.

If my board can't fit inside an L Series easily,
it sorta defeats the purpose of picking a wagon over a car.

Cheers

That board should fit in diagonally as you say.

Do try it though. Has the subi got roof racks? Most of them seem to, it's a pretty standard item on the L's...

Cheers

Bennie

Just measured mine with the back seat folded up:
inside length = 1700mm
tailgate width = 1100mm
between wheel arches = 900mm

That's at boot floor level - there's a fair bit less room at roof height because of the slope of the glass.

Dane.

GOD wrote:Just measured mine with the back seat folded up:
inside length = 1700mm
tailgate width = 1100mm
between wheel arches = 900mm

That's at boot floor level - there's a fair bit less room at roof height because of the slope of the glass.

Dane.

thanks mate

it'll ge in there no worries mate... just lay the back seat down i've had 7'0+ mini-mals in the back of my old l-series can just slide them between passenger seat and door.... but you'll have no problems with a 6'6

woody.t wrote:it'll ge in there no worries mate... just lay the back seat down i've had 7'0+ mini-mals in the back of my old l-series can just slide them between passenger seat and door.... but you'll have no problems with a 6'6

^^ We should meet up for a surf.
(when I'm no longer just a beginner? )

When I had my old MY wagon I could fit a 10'2" longboard in the car just by dropping the back seat down then flattening out the front passenger seat as much as possible there was no room for passengers but I wasn't bothered by that.

A 6'6" will go in without even dropping the back seat. in fact you will get at least 4 boards of that size in but your rear passengers wont have much head room

I will go surfing with you I love watching beginners go sand mining

I must ask MR 2nd Hand Yank where in Bunbury are you Im in Australind

TOONGA