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Robbo

Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #1

Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it

Robbo

 

110woman

Manky innards but smilin' still

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• Sep 19, 2013

• #2

Robbo said:

Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it

Robbo

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I certainly can't get into car parks that are 2m high - and mine is standard so i'd say no

 

timtheenchanteruk

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #3

nope, not unless yer got 205s on it, then yd be ok I think.

mine measure 2030mm from floor to highest point at the back, mines also standard height. so yd be 30mm too high.

 

Landyfox

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• Sep 19, 2013

• #4

Mmmmm which carrier are you using.?! We never had any issues with our 90's hight as there was plenty room.

 

timtheenchanteruk

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #5

90s is shorter, not much, but enough to get under the 2m I think...

 

timtheenchanteruk

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #6

shorter as in height, rather than wheelbase for the pedants....

 

timtheenchanteruk

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #7

which of course it also is....

 

flat

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• Sep 19, 2013

• #8

timtheenchanteruk said:

which of course it also is....

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thanks for clarifying that, i have always wondered and been confused but to embarrassed to ask......

lol :-D

 

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Robbo

Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #9

Top responses as ever - not that i'm a cheapskate, but its £40 for a few inches - which I'm assuming isn't great value... finna finna

 

Landyfox

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• Sep 19, 2013

• #10

timtheenchanteruk said:

shorter as in height, rather than wheelbase for the pedants....

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Haha

 

hogie

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #11

Eurotunnel doesn't seem to ask about height or length, it just asks you to describe your vehicle as car/car based van, van, camper and asks if you have roof box or cycle rack.
Could be an option?

 

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agew

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #12

Declared mine at actual dimensions for DFDS (2.2m with rack) and no change in fare at all..... A

 

DJ Xan

Active Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #13

Took mine on Brittany ferries. 5m length 2m high on standard springs. Easy thing to do is measure the Landy.

 

SteNova

Well-Known Member

• Sep 19, 2013

• #14

You'll get it down 30mm when it's loaded

 

LRD90tdi

New Member

• Sep 20, 2013

• #15

Robbo said:

Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it

Robbo

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Height wise you should be ok fully loaded for the trip with a brimmed tank, but you could always add a little ballast if you were still over the 2m mark.

Tom