Who would guess this unassuming Toyota Echo would be able to sleep 2 people comfortably (if a little cozily, you do have to like your traveling companion)?
To: Brother Cracker
2 posted on
11/24/2014 10:49:50 AM PST by
LadyBuck
(Some day very soon, Life's little Twinkie gauge is gonna go......empty.)
To: Brother Cracker
I met a woman who was easily sleeping in her car while traveling. It was a head on.
No one seriously injured but I did loose a nice sports sedan.
To: Brother Cracker
The old Nash and Rambler autos had fold down seats for sleeping. They were pretty cozy.
4 posted on
11/24/2014 10:59:04 AM PST by
dainbramaged
(Get out of my country now)
To: Blue Jays
Seems a bit of a stretch to truly classify this Toyota as a "RV" even with the modest wooden modifications.
It is essentially folding down the rear seats and sleeping with feet extended towards back of vehicle in trunk.
It also begs the question...does one simply put all their luggage and possessions outside while asleep?
7 posted on
11/24/2014 11:06:12 AM PST by
Blue Jays
(Rock Hard, Ride Free)
To: Brother Cracker
forgot the lot-lizard repellant.
To: Brother Cracker
Aw shoot, just tip the front seats back into the recline position. They’re about as comfortable as a recliner at home in most any modern car.
9 posted on
11/24/2014 11:10:37 AM PST by
EternalVigilance
(Leges sine moribus vanae. 'Laws without morals are useless.' -- Motto of the Univ. of Pennsylvania)
To: Brother Cracker
Living in a TOYOTA ECHO down by thr river!
16 posted on
11/24/2014 11:28:20 AM PST by
Covenantor
("Men are ruled...by liars who refuse them news, and by fools who cannot govern." Chesterton)
To: Brother Cracker
Reminds me of the old Volvo 240 that had the hole into the trunk through the fold down arm rest in the middle of the back seat. That way you could put your skis through the trunk back before the days of the roof rack.
To: Brother Cracker
Back in my long hair bass guitar playing rock and roll days a band mate had an AMC rebel. The seats folded flat and it was a fret place to sack out for a coup,e of hours after a gig.
40 posted on
11/24/2014 12:03:16 PM PST by
Lurker
(Violence is rarely the answer. But when it is it is the only answer.)
To: Brother Cracker
I’ve never owned a vehicle I COULDN’T live in, and did.
1984 Toyota Truck with canopy (a.k.a. “topper”)
1994 Toyota Camry Wagon (a big mistake, but I could and did live in it for a week at a time)
2003 Toyota Tundra w/ canopy.
My current rig holds 500+ pounds of camping gear while I’m out for a week or two at a time.
42 posted on
11/24/2014 12:11:27 PM PST by
Uncle Miltie
('The HERO of the (0bamacare) story is Mitt Romney' - "Stupid" Jonathan Gruber)
To: Brother Cracker
If I recall, didn’t the Washington DC sniper do something like this with a Ford Crown Victoria?
46 posted on
11/24/2014 12:33:11 PM PST by
Dr. Sivana
("If you're litigating against nuns, you've probably done something wrong."-Ted Cruz)
To: Brother Cracker
Toyota Prius is available with an RV attachment—available only in the Japanese market. (includes a shower!)...
http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_content_width/hash/de/e7/RelaxCabin_01.png?itok=Hl8wI2k0
61 posted on
11/24/2014 5:14:22 PM PST by
Does so
(SCOTUS Newbies Imperil USA...)
To: Brother Cracker
My 1977 Toyota Corolla Liftback was a great camping car.
Lay down the back seats and my 6 foot frame could stretch out for a night's sleep.
69 posted on
11/25/2014 7:09:00 AM PST by
hattend
(Firearms and ammunition...the only growing industries under the Obama regime.)
To: Brother Cracker
would be able to sleep 2 people comfortably (if a little cozily, you do have to like your traveling companion)?
75 posted on
11/25/2014 8:08:36 AM PST by
Pilsner
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