Sleeping in the Fit
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 14
From: Gunnison, Colorado 81230
You know I tried that refresh mode, but it was not long enough to lay out straight (I'm about 6 feet). So I thought you'd have to set it up in "long mode" (with the back seat back folded down forward) in order to stretch out?
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 25
From: Houston, Tx
A lot of my friends and myself were thinking about going camping memorial day weekend. Instead of putting up a tent i was thinking of just letting the two back seats and sleeping in my car. Has anyone ever done this? I don't expect it to extremely comfortable, but at least it's not the cold ground. Share you experiences.
New Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 25
From: Houston, Tx
Yeah you just gotta slide both front seats foward and put the backones down at the same time youre putting the front ones down.
Its good we had two pillows though because the back seats kind of slope downward.
Its good we had two pillows though because the back seats kind of slope downward.
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 179
From: Edmonton
There's actually a jdm company called Team kunimitsu that makes a futon to fit in the back of the fit i think the website is ƒ`[ƒ€EƒNƒjƒ~ƒc
it's on my list of things to buy.
it's on my list of things to buy.
There's actually a jdm company called Team kunimitsu that makes a futon to fit in the back of the fit i think the website is ƒ`[ƒ€EƒNƒjƒ~ƒc
it's on my list of things to buy.
it's on my list of things to buy.
I just though I'd throw that out there. lol
Senior Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 442
From: Ohio
Wait...ya'll knocked boots at the beach and it was so good you fell asleep right in the sand?
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