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Jun 6, 2014 | 04:48 PM

#16

Zohan

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From: You Don't Mess with the Zohan

D: 17-22"
W: 25"
L: 18"

Last edited by Zohan; Jun 6, 2014 at 05:09 PM.

Jun 6, 2014 | 04:49 PM

#17

clangpap

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From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pez D. Spencer

Won't help that much? How much is "that much" ... Or how big is a "carry-on "legal" roller"?

Kind of a harsh, sarcastic response to someone trying to help you out. Apparently you are either unfamiliar with the concept of flight or else you're "that guy" that drags a steamer trunk on board and tries to jam it in the overhead bin taking the luggage space of an entire row. I'm glad the cubic feet description was a much clearer concept to you - most helpful if you're transporting rice.

Jun 6, 2014 | 06:13 PM

#18

Cheekymonkeyman

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From: Sussex, UK

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zohan

D: 17-22" W: 25" L: 18"

So funny in so many ways whilst still being helpful

.... I mean the photo lol... Now how do i get savvy on copying photos lol

Jun 6, 2014 | 08:55 PM

#19

Pez D. Spencer

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I find it insulting and rude to be told "dimensions won't tell you that much". I can deal with dimensions and they tell me pretty much everything. No I don't fly much so I don't have a carry-on "legal;" roller to measure. Then the snide about use the "interweb". How do you think I got here? I searched Rennlist, 6speedonline, google, and the Porsche site, all I found was the area of the trunk. Sorry my "interweb" skills aren't up to your standards. What kind of wise *** comment is knowing the area of the trunk is useful if your 'transporting rice". I just wanted measurements so I can plan for what fits in the trunk, I'll be going on a trip within a few days of getting the car and would like to be prepared in advance. Thank you RichardC and Zohan for actually answering the question,

Jun 6, 2014 | 10:47 PM

#20

joe 997

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From: Bonita Springs, Fl

Pez-- Don't give up on Rennlist because of a few unfriendly people. 99% of the folks are glad to help.

Jun 6, 2014 | 11:10 PM

#21

Dude174

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Perhaps we should all grow a bit of a thicker skin and chill out?

Jun 7, 2014 | 09:14 AM

#22

Team Plutonium

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From: Upstate, NY

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pez D. Spencer

I find it insulting and rude to be told "dimensions won't tell you that much". I can deal with dimensions and they tell me pretty much everything. No I don't fly much so I don't have a carry-on "legal;" roller to measure. Then the snide about use the "interweb". How do you think I got here? I searched Rennlist, 6speedonline, google, and the Porsche site, all I found was the area of the trunk. Sorry my "interweb" skills aren't up to your standards. What kind of wise *** comment is knowing the area of the trunk is useful if your 'transporting rice". I just wanted measurements so I can plan for what fits in the trunk, I'll be going on a trip within a few days of getting the car and would like to be prepared in advance. Thank you RichardC and Zohan for actually answering the question,

Oh, dude, if you find that insulting and rude, you'll have a rough time here on rennlist. LOL!