Boot Dimensions

[JPN]

Hi everybody,
I wonder if any of you could help. I am looking at getting a Toyota, maybe a Hiluxsurf a Land cruiser or a Land cruiser Amazon, I have 4 German Shepherds and I will need boot space, I know the back seat on the surf will fold down completely flat, are the same on the land cruisers? Does anybody know the full dimensions of the boot with the back seats down on surf and the land cruisers?
Many Thanks

[JPN]

Hi everybody,
I wonder if any of you could help. I am looking at getting a Toyota, maybe a Hiluxsurf a Land cruiser or a Land cruiser Amazon, I have 4 German Shepherds and I will need boot space, I know the back seat on the surf will fold down completely flat, are the same on the land cruisers? Does anybody know the full dimensions of the boot with the back seats down on surf and the land cruisers?
Many Thanks

Thank you Guy's.
I know I will be banned after this but so be it.
I owned 2 surfs and I was a member of this forum some years ago ( can not remember the avatar or the password ), I really miss the times of the Godfather, Smurf, Pirate and even the very helpful Tony who would jump on any tread with advise, at that time I would say this was the best and the most helpful forum out there, I posted some enquiries on Mercedes, Isuzu, Ford Explorer ( which I am a member ), Nissan, Saab and Volvo, all of them where able to give some sort of help and advise.
Anyway thank you so much to the people who took their time to read my tread.
All the best.
Regards

[shokenore]

I hardly think your reply to your initial post is grounds for being banned.
You may find that even though your post has had 'views' it may have been visits from bots, and not actual people.
What Surf are you looking at, 2nd or 3rd gen?
Here is some info from the "search feature"

http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/showthread.php?t=60875

[slobodan]

I'll give you Pirate storm's number.....you can ring him.

[yoshie]

Or perhaps like the OP no one knows. Maybe he would have enjoyed a number of replies such as " hi mate no idea but my two Boxers fit fine, good luck "

[woodwarm]

hello & welcome back

not previously read this thread until today @ 1700hrs.

no idea the dimensions of my surf boot, it's definitely big enough for dogging.

[shokenore]

hello & welcome back



no idea the dimensions of my surf boot, it's definitely big enough for dogging.

Pics or it didn't happen.

[woodwarm]

Pics or it didn't happen.

You must have seen pics of a saggy ass surf before

[shokenore]

You must have seen pics of a saggy ass surf before

I've seen some definitely NSFW pics of some saggy asses in the back of Surfs, generally seem to be in 3rd gens though.

[woodwarm]

Why is backside tuberiding called pigdogging?






The expression "pigdogging" was born from the Australian hunting slang term for that rather frightening breed of dog known as a bull terrier or pit bull. Pit bulls are called "pigdogs" in Oz because they're used to flush out wild boar from dense brush. This activity calls on all of the pit bull's renowned death-defying ability to bite mercilessly, crouch and hang on until it or its victim has deceased.

This ability was also exactly what was being called upon by the first pigdog backside tuberiders. The stance is as follows: crouched, head forward and down; body balanced on hands and knees; death-grip on the rails, making up for any lack of subtle maneuvering with sheer mad tenacity. Finest practitioners of the style as it first emerged through the early to mid-'80s included Dane Kealoha, Johnny Boy Gomes, Gary Elkerton, Marvin Foster (at Sunset) and numerous others, mainly it seemed in Hawaiian conditions.

The pigdog altered through the late '80s until it developed into the subtler, rubbery form of backside tuberiding practiced by guys like Shane Beschen, Kelly Slater, etc.: the open front hand extended onto the face; the body turned and fully opened to the tube exit; the "bumdrag" stalling method. This form is remarkably similar to that used by hot kneeboarders through the '70s in Oz and San Diego. But it can't really be called a "pigdog."

Now, of course, that style has been superseded by the dramatic standing body twist, in which the surfer (Bruce and Andy Irons, Shane Dorian and quite a few other exceptional tuberiders) doesn't deign to touch the board with his hands, instead simply twisting the shoulders open for a better view and adjusting with slight shifts of body torque through knees and hips. If that shit keeps up, the pigdog days are indeed numbered.

[JPN]

Or perhaps like the OP no one knows. Maybe he would have enjoyed a number of replies such as " hi mate no idea but my two Boxers fit fine, good luck "

Thank you Yoshie,
you are funny never the less but also clueless.

[Bogus]

Ding Ding

[shokenore]

I have no popcorn, can I substitute choccy eggs?


I thought Yoshie's answer was quite practical assuming you are a dog type person.

Actual dimensions as I linked to using the search function could have been even more helpful.


Ho hum.

[yoshie]

Thank you Yoshie,
you are funny never the less I am still a clueless t wat.

Don't be so hard on yourself, we are well used to pointing halfwits towards the forum seach function.

[woodwarm]

So what did JPN buy ?