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Rear Seat Area Dimensions for Dog Car Conversion

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Hi there!

I've got my MY on order, and I'm wondering about my dog-car conversion. I converted the back of my 2007 Outback, to a flat dog bed by filling the footwells with little benches, then putting some foam across to make a flat bed from door to door. Put a seat cover underneath to protect the seats, and a doggie blanket overtop to sop up the wet (and make for easy washing) and it works an absolute treat. Maggie our dogter loves it (and so do we). I split the foam and benches half and half, so we can still transport a human back there if needed. Though Maggie doesn't love sharing (and neither do we).

I need some dimensions so I can start building the bed. See the pic attached.

A: Shortest distance between console and front of rear seats.

B: Distance from leading edge of rear seats and seat back.

C: Height of rise of seat bottoms. If there's a big difference between the side seats and middle, I can use that too. (This is for the triangular foam wedge to flatten out the bed).

D: Height of seats from the floor of the car.

E: Narrowest width of foot area (so I know how wide benches to make/buy.

Thanks so much!
Rockchurch

PS: Yes I know most of you think I'm crazy. But have you considered that I think you're even more crazy?

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Wow show me what you do. We have a golden and a Pomeranian so this could be fun

Will do! The dogs love it. Maggie's a 65lb pittie rottie cross (100% schmooper booper). And our new thousand year old senior frenchie, T-Bone loves it too. I love watching them snooze back there.

I had been thinking about it for a while, but then twice in a week some jackanape made me slam on the brakes and Maggie went into the footwell, and I decided to get the project done. It was super easy and she's a super good road tripper now.
 
Will do! The dogs love it. Maggie's a 65lb pittie rottie cross (100% schmooper booper). And our new thousand year old senior frenchie, T-Bone loves it too. I love watching them snooze back there.

I had been thinking about it for a while, but then twice in a week some jackanape made me slam on the brakes and Maggie went into the footwell, and I decided to get the project done. It was super easy and she's a super good road tripper now.

Here’s my setup

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