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I wanted a Nori Green OT+, she wanted a white OT+, we comprised and got a white OT+.
This will be used for Cruiser Outfitters measuring/test fitting and will eventually replace her GX460. She works from home and/or travels remotely so it likely won't see more than 7-8k miles per year. After driving one last spring, I was convinced we needed one in the family so we started making plans.
She's yet to drive it. @cruiserdan has more seat time in it than she does
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Yes!!
Which is too bad. That’s my favorite among the GX colors.
Looking for cargo length from the back of the seat to the rear door when it's closed. I am looking at a particular set of slide out trays and need 45.5 inches to make it work.OT+ in the house. Yes it has the 9.5"
Any measurements y'all still want/need?
joseywales
Renaissance Redneck
I was in Spokane on the 30th and stopped in at Toyota. They were expecting the first LCs that day but the truck was late so I didn’t get to see them. A 1958 was coming,which is what I have on order. Was hoping to see it.
joseywales
Renaissance Redneck
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About 10” off the floor, it’s 42” to the speaker in the rear door. This is with a pretty good recline tho
With the seat not leaned back so so far, it’s about 43.5” to that speaker
This is an OT+ with the optional stereo. That speaker in the rear panel as about 1/4 of a trim piece?
About 10” off the floor, it’s 42” to the speaker in the rear door. This is with a pretty good recline tho
With the seat not leaned back so so far, it’s about 43.5” to that speaker
This is an OT+ with the optional stereo. That speaker in the rear panel as about 1/4 of a trim piece?
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Hey thanks for this definitely helps! I am putting a set of pack out slides from Tubmate in my new Overtrail+ when it gets here. They build them in Australia so I need to order them now to get them by the time my vehicle gets here.
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I saw someone on FB got a 1958 at Spokane. Wonder if that was the one.
joseywales
Renaissance Redneck
100% it was. It was a white one supposed to be on the truck.
Well, that puts to bed whether 1958 has the roof vents or not. Appears it does; yet the Overtrail does not?
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Zero surprise. We know the 1958, LC and FE LC250's are essentially built with a 3-row model sans the installed seat in favor of the hybrid battery at current. The GX550 OT+ is a true 2-row. The lack of AC vents is no more shocking in it than it was the GX460's for the last decade. We regularly haul 2 dogs in our GX460 and soon GX550, it's never been an issue for us. We rarely have anyone in the 2nd row, a 3rd row was a complete waste. I ordered a 2-row HE 200 for the same reason.
Maybe this isn't really an applicable comparison then, but in my LX470/LC100 on a hot summer day if I don't toggle the Rear AC vents on --- my 2nd row & beyond passengers end up requesting it. That's my concern with the AC vents on the OT+
The GX blows really cool ime, faaaaar better than the 100's system in my experience.
We lost AC in my 100 on a trip to Mexico one year. It was pure mutiny
I thought that the GX 550 has 2nd row vents, just not 2nd row vents in the ceiling (which some people are hung up on)?
Fort9378
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You are correct. I don't understand the hangup in placement.
I think the bigger difference is the 250s 3 zones vs the GXs 2
I think the bigger difference is the 250s 3 zones vs the GXs 2
