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James W

Member Since: 29 Nov 2009
Location: Riyadh
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2017 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Siberian Silver

I'd be hoping that these come to the UK soon

https://rivian.com/r1s FFRR SDV8 Autobiography

6th Jun 2023 11:56am

Nasher

Member Since: 30 Sep 2009
Location: Down South
Posts: 40

Well, even the towing capacity is right, but I wonder what the range is towing 3500kgs?

Oh, and what a shame they only had pictures of the one they dropped the shipping container on to put on the website.

6th Jun 2023 5:54pm

Nasher

Member Since: 30 Sep 2009
Location: Down South
Posts: 40

James W wrote:
I'd be hoping that these come to the UK soon

https://rivian.com/r1s

It certainly has a completely flat loadspace:

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And this spec looks like it could be fun

6th Jun 2023 7:20pm

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6th Jun 2023 7:41pm

Mikeerhymes

Member Since: 01 Sep 2018
Location: Manchester
Posts: 20

2011 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Stornoway Grey

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:
Here are some images I took of the “dog car” when we finished the strip out…

I don’t suppose you have any pointers to get started? I’m struggling to find any guides to get the rear exec seats removed. There doesn’t appear to be the same 2 clips underneath that are on the standard seats?

I have a seat that won’t move forwards/back but recline is ok. I can see a red connector unplugged 🤔

16th Jul 2024 11:48am

Mikeerhymes

Member Since: 01 Sep 2018
Location: Manchester
Posts: 20

Following up, they are the same clips that hold the exec seat in place. As the seat wouldn’t move forwards, it was impossible to get close to the clip as the seat base is so deep. A gentle pull on seat pulled the clips off the seat rather than unclipping from the frame. All sorted now.

1st Aug 2024 2:17pm

JDGeorgia

Member Since: 11 Oct 2023
Location: Atlanta GA
Posts: 154

2006 Range Rover HSE 4.4 V8 Buckingham Blue

I didn't read all the replies - so apologies if this was mentioned before...
But would this be too Proletariat?

Get some 12mil Plywood and wrap it in outdoor carpet.
I did not take the time to measure the 'drop' between the top of the angled seat and the floor of the 'boot' but call it 3". span the slope and the dogs have a nice pallet upon which to ride.

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you could even do it in a couple of sections and if you have a Jig Saw or scroll saw - you could fit the nooks and crannies. If not, stuff moving blankets or beach towels in the sides.

When you are allowed a night on the town - you can pull it out and have a 4-5 passenger truck once again... 2006 L322 HSE LUX 4.4NA Jag V8 Buckingham Blue/Ivory - 'Col Reb'
Rolled Yahtzee Aug 2023 222,222Miles
2016 L405 HSE TD6. Santorini Black over Almond. - 'Donna the Diesel'
Only L405 IN THE KNOWN UNIVERSE with an L494 Shift Lever Fitted!
97K at purchase Sept of 2023

5th Aug 2024 8:49pm

supershuttle

Member Since: 20 Mar 2011
Location: Lancashire
Posts: 3796

2013 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Luxor

Funny enough that occurred to me, just sling in a suitably cut sheet of ply and lose a few inches of headroom. Why make it more complicated than it needs to be. Geoff

5th Aug 2024 10:21pm

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