Recent content by UncleJimmy

No problem. I appreciate the discussion. Actually I hadn't thought of the the sag issue so I may need I rethink that.

Yup. There are cots that are 12" and 15" inches high so I will select the 12" which should clear the seat bottom of 11" and fit my 5 gallon buckets with lid which are 12" in diameter. If it doesn't work I'll return the cots. No biggie. I should still be able to squeeze in ok. It's not perfect...

AKfR said they worked well according to him: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/7602-camping-inside-04runner.html#post61996 I think a platform is good way to go as well, especially if you want more permanence. I think of the cots as a lightweight, mobile, removable, foldable platform...

Yes, I agree that's a good idea and one that I will look into as well. I tried already to hang a hammock on the inside and it didn't work well, but maybe I could try a few other options. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUc4MnYWd28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28D3HFlSeR8

Thank you! I did get the measurement.

Thank you, sir! I was planning on using the cot set up now for my current set up and not having to buy twice. I got the got idea from another thread here where someone said they used two cots which would be perfect...

Perfect! Thank you!

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/new-members/202549-hello-az.html

Thanks, so for the cot idea, if you put the 2nd row seats down normally the seat bottoms come up, correct? So what I'm trying to figure out is what the distance is from the floor (the back of the 2nd row seat) to the top of the seat bottom so that a cot will lay flat and clear it. From pictures...

Hi folks, Can someone tell me what the bottom seat height is for the 2nd row seat folded up? I'm thinking about putting some cots back there (I'm 6'4") and I need to know how high the cots need to be to clear the seat bottom when the 2nd row seats are folded down. I searched before posting...

Thanks Momo; I appreciate the welcome!

Thanks Forrest RnR!

Thank you sir!

Hey Jeff, Thanks for the welcome! Sounds like a cool group.... That Celica brings back some memories. A bud of mine used to drive one in HS. Cheers!

Thanks Coder! (Actually, it's just my fiance that's new here). And thanks for the link and info on local wheeling groups; that's definitely one of my priorities is to get hooked up locally. Cheers to you!