cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
#1
10-09-2008, 04:26 PM
cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
Just wondering really, Ive seen people mention that you can but I cant see how. The back of the middle seat on mine twists on its side but I still cant see how you can squeeze through.
Am I missing something?
Am I missing something?
#2
10-17-2008, 11:13 AM
RE: cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
Depends how big you are
Our children think it's great fun, not so sure about me and the wife though
Our children think it's great fun, not so sure about me and the wife though
#3
10-17-2008, 05:20 PM
RE: cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
Correct me if i am wrong. In America the middle seat in the second row is not fitted therefore there is no middle backrest. This creates a gap between the seat to allow someone to walk through to rear seat.
#4
10-18-2008, 10:07 PM
RE: cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
Im in Canada, and there is NO middle seat... here its a 6 seater, buckets in the front and second row, and the third row is a bench, but only two seats. Only 6 seatbelts in the vehicle.
#5
10-18-2008, 10:09 PM
RE: cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
(oh, and also, the gap between the second row seats is rather small, maybe 8 inches... there really wouldnt be much room even if you wanted a third seat in that second row a bench perhaps would work, but would be quite squishy.)
#6
10-19-2008, 07:14 AM
RE: cn you really walk through the middle seat to get to the back?
ORIGINAL: BCNorth
(oh, and also, the gap between the second row seats is rather small, maybe 8 inches... there really wouldnt be much room even if you wanted a third seat in that second row a bench perhaps would work, but would be quite squishy.)
(oh, and also, the gap between the second row seats is rather small, maybe 8 inches... there really wouldnt be much room even if you wanted a third seat in that second row a bench perhaps would work, but would be quite squishy.)
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