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#5 of 8 What NOT to sleep in by ladyblue Sep 11, 2007 (4:34 pm)
I forgot to mention ... I once had to spend the night in my PT Cruiser. That was definitely the most uncomfortable night of my life!   Ladyblue
#6 of 8 Sleeping in car/truck? by batman47 Nov 12, 2007 (8:56 pm)
My partner and I decided to do camping in America, South America and Europe and in 2004 we bought a Hyundai Tucson V6 because the rear seats fold flat. We bought a roof box for our camping stuff. We packed everything in the rear seats and luggage space. We usually took the stuff out of the car and made our bed inside the car when the situation required. We came back to the USA in October 2007. Now I am in the process of buying a new car and the main criteria are the same, i.e. seats folding flat and 4WD or AWD vehicle. Could someone elaborate on this and give me some examples of vehicles with seats folding flat (5 or 7 seats)? Someone suggests that the Mitsubishi Outlander made do the trick. Replies to this message: thomasz (May 28, 2008 12:49 am)
#7 of 8 Re: Sleeping in car/truck? [batman47] by thomasz May 28, 2008 (12:49 am)
Replying to: batman47 (Nov 12, 2007 8:56 pm) The car looks so good and luxury.
#8 of 8 Re: Sleeping in car/truck? [climr] by john298 Apr 14, 2009 (1:43 pm)
Replying to: climr (May 16, 2007 4:10 pm) Two of us sleep quite comfortably in our Honda Odyssey. We take out the back seat (which still leaves one double seat which can fold up) I made I plywood floor in 5 sections to make the front part level with the back. It has a piece of carpet on top. We made a 4 inch thick mattress in 4 sections so it stacks up neatly when not in use. We carry a small boat type portable toilet in a roofbox and put it forward of the front seat at night. There is no smell if the right chemicals are used. We have specially cut sections of black corflute plastic (what real estate agents use for signs) to block the windows so no-one can see inside. The front windows are left wound down 2 inches under the rain protectors.   Words really well - have a picnic at the beach or wherever - drive somewhere to sleep when you're ready for bed - drive back to a nice place for breakfast as soon as you wake up.   You're not a campervan so you can sleep anywhere you like.   Kiwi ingenuity.   John

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