Correct dimensions required for 2004, L322

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Hi all,
A silly question maybe?
But can any body give me the correct width dimensions for the L322 Vogue 2004 model. I have looked on the web but seem to be getting all different widths.
I need to know the width with mirrors fully extended and folded due to possibly moving house with a slightly smaller garage than present.
Thanks in advance everybody.
 
Hi all,
A silly question maybe?
But can any body give me the correct width dimensions for the L322 Vogue 2004 model. I have looked on the web but seem to be getting all different widths.
I need to know the width with mirrors fully extended and folded due to possibly moving house with a slightly smaller garage than present.
Thanks in advance everybody.

According to workshop manual 2002 my l322
Mirrors folded 2009 mm
mirrors out 2191mm

Hope that helps
Land Rover Workshop Manuals > L322 Range Rover Service Procedures > GENERAL DATA > Weights
 
Thanks guys, these measurements seem to be getting personal, I'm currently 110 inches of width . Any advances
 
Grumpy, I'll start calling you mers Tony:D:D:D. And if we're talking size, how big is your door.:D

Sorry Alan couldn't resist that. 14 foot. Garage is 30 foot by 24 foot. Had to be that big to get my aeroplane in with wings in place. Now it's just a store for crap mostly. :D:D
 
Sorry Alan couldn't resist that. 14 foot. Garage is 30 foot by 24 foot. Had to be that big to get my aeroplane in with wings in place. Now it's just a store for crap mostly. :D:D

Not an problem Tony, that's not a garage in the true sense of the word, that's a hangar.:D Mine has rarely seen my car, used for storing man bit's you know what I mean, come in handy stuff. As soon as you throw it out you need it.:D:D
 
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Not an problem Tony, that's not a garage in the true sense of the word, that's a hangar.:D Mine has rarely seen my car, used for storing man bit's you know what I mean, come in handy stuff. As soon as you throw it out you need it.:D:D

Ain't that so true. My lad came around a while ago and tidied it for me. Stowing stuff in boxes on all the racks. Some of my tools i have never found since. Keep coming across stuff where it shouldn't be. He is also very good at borrowing stuff and not returning it. I have a big industrial hot washer he borrowed about two years ago to wash his wagons down with "Until i get one". Have not seen it since. :D:D
 
Ain't that so true. My lad came around a while ago and tidied it for me. Stowing stuff in boxes on all the racks. Some of my tools i have never found since. Keep coming across stuff where it shouldn't be. He is also very good at borrowing stuff and not returning it. I have a big industrial hot washer he borrowed about two years ago to wash his wagons down with "Until i get one". Have not seen it since. :D:D

As a father, it seems par for the course.:D:D
 
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