997 Turbo Boot Dimensions
997 Turbo Boot Dimensions
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r1flyguy1

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1,575 posts

206 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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Hi All

Had a quick search around and can't seem to find the dimensions of the boot on the 997 Turbo 2008, Can anyone help?

I'm looking for measurements in cm's if possible as need to buy a pram to fit in there.

Cheers in anticipation

r1

monthefish

20,467 posts

261 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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Just while you're waiting for a 997 turbo owner to turn up, I can tell you that a quinny zapp fits in a 996 turbo boot no problem (with room to spare).

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Edited by monthefish on Tuesday 17th April 09:46

r1flyguy1

Original Poster:

1,575 posts

206 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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Cheers mate

Had a few recommend that pram,are there different models of the 'zap' as looking at one at the mo on fleabay, a Zapp Xtra with dimensions of Folded: 81x59x102cm

Need to make sure it will fit before I buy it.

(By the way I working away so don't have access to my car at the mo' hence the reason I cannot measure it myself)

pete

1,634 posts

314 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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The Zapp Xtra won't fit without removing the seat unit, then you'd have to put that behind the seats. The normal Zapp folds up much smaller, about half the length, and is the one that fits in the boot of a 996/997.

Pete

r1flyguy1

Original Poster:

1,575 posts

206 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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pete said:
The Zapp Xtra won't fit without removing the seat unit, then you'd have to put that behind the seats. The normal Zapp folds up much smaller, about half the length, and is the one that fits in the boot of a 996/997.

Pete
Cheers Pete

So looking at just the normal one then, Do you have any other options as the normal zapp does not lie flat, so may lad would have to sleep sitting up which isn't nice for him!

zeb

3,292 posts

248 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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A pram ! eek

go and drive an estate car like the rest of us before you graduate to a turbo

herasy I tell thee laugh

have to say bloody prams have come on since my nipper was a little 'un hehe

pete

1,634 posts

314 months

Tuesday 17th April 2012
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r1flyguy1 said:
So looking at just the normal one then, Do you have any other options as the normal zapp does not lie flat, so may lad would have to sleep sitting up which isn't nice for him!
I only know of the Zapp. It will take a Maxi Cosi car seat though, if you have a baby under 9 months who needs to lie flat. Have a look on the 911uk forums, as there have been lots of posts there about compatible seats and pushchairs.

Cheers,
Pete