Set-up for sleeping in the back of the Gen6

Lemming

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I havent seen a 6th gen in person yet. But I am trying to determine which non-hybrid version offers a chance to sleep in the back, with or without the 3rd row.

From what I can tell online, theres no chance to sleep in the back with just a two row, unless a rear sear is removed. Even people 5 feet tall would struggle. So, for someone over 6 foot tall, it looks like it would need to be a 3rd row model, then the gap of a couple inches needs to be accounted for to make it flat. Can anyone confirm this?
 
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Sleeping in back on a cot allows lumps & uneven surfaces under the cot. A premium brand cot I found has 2 legs -front and rear. So if the legs can be put down the bed should go over the seats/battery box. If someone does a detail measurement of the cargo area us campers may figure out bed support.
I find my cot works perfect in 5th gen as it goes over folded 2nd row seat and wheel well.
 
Do you know who wanted me to sleep in my 4runner to survive?

I have three college degrees. I was seven years in as a financial employee for organization. Two promotions in that time. Multiple pay increases. Never written up. Nothing but positive annual reviews.

Then comes the ScamDemic. I was harassed daily. Had dumb unhealthy women following me to my car in the parking lot screaming at me telling me i was killing everyone for not wearing a construction dust mask. LOL

Apparently their masks only worked if i wore one too. There was nothing scientific about it. They said "Trust the science." I asked WHICH science? They were completely enchanted by Pfizer Advertisements beaming at them every 15 seconds.

One day an ugly purple haired childless unmarried miserable dyke from HR showed up with a security guard and told me to leave my desk, do not touch anything, and that i was "under investigation."

I was ultimately terminated for "harassment." Me refusing to wear a useless construction grade dust mask with filter material i can literally see through, with pores in the mask over 200 times larger than the size of a virus molecule if you want to be scientific and mathematical. But these people were enchanted by their witchcraft. They were all under the spell. Unless i participated in their delusion with them, they wished harm upon me. They wanted me to be unemployed and sleeping in my 4runner.

I was ultimately terminated from a long successful career. I ended up going into business for myself. I arguably make less money because i don't have the 401k and health insurance benefits anymore. But I didn't have to sleep in my 4runner. I have a bug out bag with a tent and supplies in case of something like that.

Now it's 2025. Half a decade after the scamdemic. And no one admits they were wrong. No one wants to talk about COVID being a bio-weapon, and particular races being vulnerable to it while some races, such as ethnic jews, are mysteriously less susceptible to this laboratory created biological weapon. And it gets covered up just like both political parties covered up the Mossad Epstein pedophile blackmail operation.

Lemming, did you get that turbo cancer pfizer incorporated poison shot like a good lemming? Look how much a bunch of people who hate you wanted you to get it.

Having a full on melt down about something that happened 5+ years ago, on a 4Runner forum.

Get some help dude. Lol
 
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I havent seen a 6th gen in person yet. But I am trying to determine which non-hybrid version offers a chance to sleep in the back, with or without the 3rd row.

From what I can tell online, theres no chance to sleep in the back with just a two row, unless a rear sear is removed. Even people 5 feet tall would struggle. So, for someone over 6 foot tall, it looks like it would need to be a 3rd row model, then the gap of a couple inches needs to be accounted for to make it flat. Can anyone confirm this?

Google image "2025 land cruiser sleeping pad"

I saw some a while back that looked very nice. They are shaped perfectly to fit back there. I'm sure same companies will be making them for the 4runner.

Not sure if I like the cot system or the air mattress better. Whatever is more comfortable.

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Google image "2025 land cruiser sleeping pad"

I saw some a while back that looked very nice. They are shaped perfectly to fit back there. I'm sure same companies will be making them for the 4runner.

Not sure if I like the cot system or the air mattress better. Whatever is more comfortable.

Ive seen those. And it might be easier if I were considering the hybrid T4R, but I'm not currently. The 2 row version of the T4R just looks unworkable, unless I entireley remove a rear seat, which I do not want to do.
 
I agree there might not be a good choice here.

Two options for sleeping in back.

1. Fold the back seats down, which leaves a huge height difference between the seats and floorboard.

2. Fold the back seats all the way forward, which leaves you with not enough room to sleep, unless you're very short.

Option 1 in the non-hybrid

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Option 2 in the non-hybrid

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Folding the back seats down in the hybrid model seems a bit more doable, simply because there is much less of a height difference between the floorboard and folded seat height.

But check out the funky gap if you fold the rear seats all the foward in a hybrid. And those big connection points stick out. Imagine smacking your head or foot on one of those in the middle of the night.

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Apparently I dissallowed from posting a question until I've written a certain amount of replies to other people's posts. So behold my mandatory useless word typing.
 

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