Surf Dimentions

[rbaz]

Does anybody know the dimensions of a 1994 Surf including the rear wheel and an A bar? Also has a roof rack but that can come off if needed.
Have to book a ferry and the limits for a car are 5m in length 1.85m high.

[slobodan]

Always put the smallest, they never measure.
And if they did, pay the extra then.

[georgecarnell]

2nd Gen with spare underneath is: 4470mm length, height (std) 1755mm so I would think you should be within the limits.

[Surfer Ross]

I would say thats about right. I'm 182cm tall and the Surf is not quite as tall as me. The roof bars might need to come off though if they were being realy picky. I think it'll be fine as is.

[rbaz]

Thanks guys STD car it is

[BigBobE]

hey i brought mine back from holyhead to dublin and put in smallest size and that made no difference as all spaces were the same size..... i was between 2 fiesta's, and had a coach to my left.....

[TOYOTATONY]

Does anybody know the dimensions of a 1994 Surf including the rear wheel and an A bar? Also has a roof rack but that can come off if needed.
Have to book a ferry and the limits for a car are 5m in length 1.85m high.

I take it then that France have banned the use of tape measures?
Whatever next?

[rbaz]

I take it then that France have banned the use of tape measures?
Whatever next?

Clever dick I havent picked it up yet so nothing to measure

[BigBobE]

what ferry company you using??/

[rbaz]

what ferry company you using??/

Will be going LD Lines Dover - Boulogne

[BigBobE]

book it in as smallest :P

[Surfer Ross]

I came back from Zeebrugge to Hull last summer and the car (Mondeo) was next to vans and buses. You'll be fine.

[Predictable Bob]

Just to muddy the waters a bit .....

I know it's not relevant to this post but the height is incredibly important to some ferry company's - they have adjustable height sections and getting the height wrong can cost you a crossing if they're fully loaded

[slobodan]

Hardly likely to be full in January.

[Predictable Bob]

Just to muddy the waters a bit .....

I know it's not relevant to this post but the height is incredibly important to some ferry company's - they have adjustable height sections and getting the height wrong can cost you a crossing if they're fully loaded

I thought I'd pointed out that that my post was NOT totally relevant (but it's good info for other ferry users !)