I think that maybe whoever said the bit about short legs (or was it long
legs?) might have the definitive point here.
I'm 5' 4" and have never been uncomfortable in any Land Rover. My best mate
is 6' 3" and never been uncomfortable in any Land Rover...we jump in and out
of each others' vehicles with no problems... and we drive long distances so
there's no point in that.
My son is 6ft and. although he loves his Ser3 he is not comfy in it over
much more than an hour...
some folks have short bodies and long legs and short legs and long bodies
Best Cheers
Frank
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----- Original Message -----
From: James G.Wolf <elvenwood@whro.net>
To: <lro-digest@Works.Team.Net>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 5:52 AM
Subject: LRO: Series driver height
> I must add that when my daughter was looking to buy a Range Rovers with
the
> sunroof, when I sat down in the front seat my head touched the headliner.
> That was with the seat all the way down. I am 6' tall. I have been driving
> series vehicles since 1971 and they could use more leg room but it's no
> worse than some of the smaller compact cars. You just learn to adjust.
> Jim Wolf
>
>
> >Look!!
> >
> >I drive a Series III daily and have for the past seven plus years. I'm
6'
> >3' and weigh 220 lbs. Only occasionally do I feel cramped and then,
with
> >the left foot under the clutch pedal needing some relief.
> >
>
>
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