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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / March 2008

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Load area dimensions 90

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Larry - 26 Mar 2008 20:09 GMT
Does anyone know the interior length of the load area in a 90 compared to a
109 station wagon ?

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Oily - 26 Mar 2008 20:51 GMT
> Does anyone know the interior length of the load area in a 90 compared to a
> 109 station wagon ?
>
> Larry
>
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The van side panels of the 90" are about 4" longer than the 88" so assuming
the body is also 4" longer overall then it will be far shorter than the load
length of a 109" (if that helps)  :-)

Martin
Oily - 26 Mar 2008 20:57 GMT
> > Does anyone know the interior length of the load area in a 90 compared to
> a
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>
> Martin

Bad form I know but the floor length of my 109" is 77.5 inches and the
bulkhead is a couple of inches farther back on the 109" compared to the 88".
Mark Solesbury - 26 Mar 2008 20:57 GMT
>>> Does anyone know the interior length of the load area in a 90 compared
> to
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> Bad form I know but the floor length of my 109" is 77.5 inches and the
> bulkhead is a couple of inches farther back on the 109" compared to the 88".

This site seems to suggest 1144cm

http://www.bestpricecar.com/used-car/LAND%20ROVER%20DEFENDER%2090%20SWB%20TURBO%
20%20%20Td5%202.5%20Diesel%20(2006)/OY06HWR/7628/


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Oily - 26 Mar 2008 21:16 GMT
> >>> Does anyone know the interior length of the load area in a 90 compared
> > to
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>
> This site seems to suggest 1144cm

http://www.bestpricecar.com/used-car/LAND%20ROVER%20DEFENDER%2090%20SWB%20TURBO%
20%20%20Td5%202.5%20Diesel%20(2006)/OY06HWR/7628/


> Mark

I should learn to read properly and then I would notice the 'station wagon'
bit.

But I still think on reading again that 11.44 metres is a bit long for a
109" SW loadspace.  You're falling to my standards.  :-)

Martin
Larry - 26 Mar 2008 21:45 GMT
I'd guess that is about 5 - 6 inches less than the 109 then, due to the loss
of the overhang I suspect.

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> I should learn to read properly and then I would notice the 'station
> wagon'
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Martin
Oily - 26 Mar 2008 23:31 GMT
> I'd guess that is about 5 - 6 inches less than the 109 then, due to the loss
> of the overhang I suspect.
>
> Larry

I've got my son's 90 at work for sale and a friend across the road has a
109" station wagon so I will measure them tomorrow and report back if no-one
else answers your question. Do you just want the distance from behind the
centre seats of the SW with the seats folded forward or not?  I'll take both
measurements.

Martin
Larry - 27 Mar 2008 14:28 GMT
I am only interested in the distance behind the centre seats with the seats
in place.

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> I've got my son's 90 at work for sale and a friend across the road has a
> 109" station wagon so I will measure them tomorrow and report back if
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Martin

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