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31-12-2011, 06:22 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2005
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I'm thinking about a road trip and how I might be able to sleep in my AU. I've had naps of an hour or so before in the seat but I'm nearly 2 metres tall so it's not really quality sleep.
If I had a wagon it would be easy, but I have a sedan... then I got to thinking, wonder if I could put the back seats down, and fit my legs (in a sleeping bag) through the porthole into the boot. Anyone done this? Weird thread, I know, but where else do I find a bunch of guys who might sleep in their AUs?   |
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Sleeping in an AU
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