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PostThu Mar 19, 2015 8:34 pm 
joker wrote:
Our outback's rear seats don't lay down flat so you won't have a flat bed back there. To me that's a dealbreaker for sleeping, but some folks don't seem to mind. So just to be contrary, my car sucks for sleeping wink.gif.
What year do you have? My outback's seats do fold to (virtually) flat.

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PostFri Mar 20, 2015 5:29 am 
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I'll take a tent any day, any where.
They sell as tent attachment that fits on ths backdoor of Pilots.

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PostFri Mar 20, 2015 5:34 am 
Schroder wrote:
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2012 Honda pilot lots of room head room
up.gif slept in ours many times. One drawback - no latch on the back door to open from the inside
I prefer the bed of my 08 f 150 with foam pads. Depending on mosquitoes.,

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PostFri Mar 20, 2015 7:55 am 
Dodge / Mercedes Sprinter or Ford Connect cargo van tricked out as a camper

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PostFri Mar 20, 2015 5:43 pm 
Toyota Tacoma, 4 doors, large bed with cover.

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PostWed Mar 25, 2015 8:14 am 
Snowbrushy wrote:
It should lay down flat if you take the bottom seat section out by unlatching and removing - storing.
Thanks, but I see no apparent way to "unlatch" the bottom seat section in this car. I've owned another car that worked that way though...

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PostWed Mar 25, 2015 8:16 am 
nuclear_eggset wrote:
joker wrote:
Our outback's rear seats don't lay down flat so you won't have a flat bed back there. To me that's a dealbreaker for sleeping, but some folks don't seem to mind. So just to be contrary, my car sucks for sleeping wink.gif.
What year do you have? My outback's seats do fold to (virtually) flat.
Not positive w/o going out to the car - I think 02 or 03. These lay pretty close to flat but definitely not flat and w/o shimming to flatten it it's enough off that I'd prefer to sleep elsewhere (tent, our camper van, etc.), but YMMV.

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PostThu Mar 26, 2015 10:34 am 
Interesting. I think mine's an '07. But, I'm kinda short, so maybe it's easier for me to avoid annoying small bumps. smile.gif Of course, I'd probably still take a sleeping pad to put in the car if I was going to sleep there.

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PostThu Mar 26, 2015 10:57 am 
Sorry,I meant '12 or '13, and it's not about small bumps. The seat backs remain at a bit of an incline.

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