718 Spyder trunk/frunk dimensions
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718 Spyder trunk/frunk dimensions
Anyone know the dimensions of the frunk and trunk (as opposed to general capacity)? Trying to figure out what baggage could fit when I get the car. Thanks.
#3
Thanks. I found this informative 981 thread but on the GT4. I would assume frunk is the same as Spyder but is the trunk luggage area (minus the shelf in the GT4 due to Spyder roof) same as the Spyder?
https://rennlist.com/forums/gt4-spyd...s-981-gt4.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/gt4-spyd...s-981-gt4.html
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Last edited by UncleDude; 04-26-2021 at 12:22 AM.
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We bought a few his/her duffle bags and pack in those. Buying different color bags makes is easy to know who has what bag.
Each one is packed for 3-4 days of clothing. We easily fit 3-4 of them in the frunk of the Spyder along with a small ice chest, so traveling is a breeze. The other advantage is we’re not hauling big suitcases in and out of hotels, only a small duffel bag each.
We store occasional items like different shoes and additional duffel bags for clothes needed later in the trip in the trunk.
We’ve road-tripped a couple times with the Spyder, its perfect to travel this way and everything we need fits easily.
Each one is packed for 3-4 days of clothing. We easily fit 3-4 of them in the frunk of the Spyder along with a small ice chest, so traveling is a breeze. The other advantage is we’re not hauling big suitcases in and out of hotels, only a small duffel bag each.
We store occasional items like different shoes and additional duffel bags for clothes needed later in the trip in the trunk.
We’ve road-tripped a couple times with the Spyder, its perfect to travel this way and everything we need fits easily.
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#8
Curious if you placed and removed a full keg in there by yourself. You need a super-human strong back for that. Actually, I think it would be really tough for even a 30-year old Schwarzenegger (I mean the human, not the Terminator). A full keg weighs > 100 lbs. The angle would make it tough even for two people. My guess is that it was an empty keg.
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Or one standard size carry on plus little bags to pack around it.
Just remember the trunk does get a bit warm.
Last edited by Dyim; 04-25-2023 at 11:55 PM.
#13
Or one Porsche's Rimowa square shaped XL suitcases, 74 litre ones, 24"x 15" x 16". This is actually the best suitcase Porsche offers, it fits all 911/Cayman/Bosxsters/918 front trunk. When I do European deliveries I take one of these with me
European/ROW carry-on will be slightly too big to fit 2 up front as they will be slightly too tall.
The rear trunk will be more suitable for duffel bags. You can pack quite a few of them there.
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The front trunk should fit 2 standard sized, American carrier sized carry on, aka Porsche's own Rimowa carry-on, or legal carry on sized luggage, not oversized ones. 14"x22"x9"
Or one Porsche's Rimowa square shaped XL suitcases, 74 litre ones, 24"x 15" x 16". This is actually the best suitcase Porsche offers, it fits all 911/Cayman/Bosxsters/918 front trunk. When I do European deliveries I take one of these with me
European/ROW carry-on will be slightly too big to fit 2 up front as they will be slightly too tall.
The rear trunk will be more suitable for duffel bags. You can pack quite a few of them there.
Or one Porsche's Rimowa square shaped XL suitcases, 74 litre ones, 24"x 15" x 16". This is actually the best suitcase Porsche offers, it fits all 911/Cayman/Bosxsters/918 front trunk. When I do European deliveries I take one of these with me
European/ROW carry-on will be slightly too big to fit 2 up front as they will be slightly too tall.
The rear trunk will be more suitable for duffel bags. You can pack quite a few of them there.