Can you fit a snowboard in a cerbera??

[nms]

I was just wondering if anyone knew the internal dimensions of the cerb so I can determine whether I can give someone a lift this weekend. Main issue is I will also have my snowboard with me, it's 158cm long (about 165cm when in its case) and about 35cm wide. Does anyone know if it's possible to get this plus a passenger in the car?? Otherwise I will have to tell them to find their own way to the destination. Cheers.

[methodwares]

now that's what i want to know. i'm thinking it may be big enough if the passenger is in the back and the board gets tucked under the dash and laid through the front seats. i don't get my car till saturday so i can't really say if it will till then

[J_S_G]

It'll most likely fit (probavly down the length of the transmission tunnel). Never tried a snowboard myself, but I posted on the following thread what I managed to stuff into a Cerb once:

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=119370&f=6&h=0

[Tyre Smoke]

I reckon it'll fit in the boot.

[tvrolet]

Dunno about a snowboard, but you can fit in a pair of 205cm skis (ah, them were the days when skis were skis), or a pair of 190s in a ski box. Passenger would have been technically possible, but would have got speared by bindings. If its a small passenger, put the seat forwards as it would be easier in the back with the skis/boards diagonally across the car.



WB

[andy4200]

Yes it fits.

I can get mine (159) in bag with jacket/trousers/boots all stuffed in the bag and put down the centre of the car.

Two ways of doing it, stick one end in the cubby hole and the other end just sits on top of the dash. Just enough space to change gear. Or put it on it's side and twist it towards the passenger a bit. Either way the passenger needs to hold on to stop it getting in your way.
Diagonally in the back might just fit but never really tried that one.

No passenger, put the seat back and stuff the board in the passenger seat.

>> Edited by andy4200 on Wednesday 2nd February 20:37

[ice_mantis]

Would some sort of boot rack not solve this?? Or would it be wrong to do such a thing to a cerbie??

Maybe like the one on the Z3 here:
www.roofrackshop.co.uk/boot/boot.htm

>> Edited by ice_mantis on Thursday 3rd February 09:30

>> Edited by ice_mantis on Thursday 3rd February 09:32

>> Edited by ice_mantis on Thursday 3rd February 09:33

[J_S_G]

ice_mantis said:

Would some sort of boot rack not solve this?? Or would it be wrong to do such a thing to a cerbie?? Maybe like the one on the Z3 here: www.roofrackshop.co.uk/boot/boot.htm

Heretic! Burn him... Burn him... Burn him...

[mudstud]

Attach skateboard to snowboard - sit passenger on snowboard - attach tow rope to snowboard......sorry forgot towing in a cerebera not a cool option.