I'm going on a Scotland road trip during the winter for a photography thing and want to sleep in the car.
So I want to sleep lying down and with that I will have to make some adjustments. I'm going to take the front passenger seat out but rear seats don't fold flat. Has anyone got any ideas on how I could get it too. Is there a way of getting out just the 'back rest' (folding section) at the back and for just the one side?
In the end I plan to slide in a thick piece of foam and plant loads of duvets down. Obviously I will have to use sleeping bags or mummy bags with a window slightly open for venting the moisture out. If anyone has any ideas on how to heat the car safely whilst sleeping that'd be helpful
Removing Seats to Sleep in Car
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Re: Removing Seats to Sleep in Car
I'd honestly just buy a decent tent and sleeping bag far less hassle and you don't have to take your car apart
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Re: Removing Seats to Sleep in Car
It's ballache in honesty mate, plus it wont be that flat even with all the bedding you have planned
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Re: Removing Seats to Sleep in Car
Plenty of good B&Bs in Scotland.