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Cayman rear trunk width?

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YOUR RESEARCHCayman rear trunk width?

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51" width in pic 2

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It was the 51" width in pic 2 that I was after, but I have to try and memorize the other dimensions as well for future reference.

Cayman rear trunk width?
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51" width in pic 2

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It was the 51" width in pic 2 that I was after, but I have to try and memorize the other dimensions as well for future reference.

Cayman rear trunk width?
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POST 1Original post

How wide is the rear trunk at its widest point?

POST 2Original post

Well, it kind of depends on what part of the trunk you are talking about . . . the frame opening tapers from about 38" at the roofline to 31" at the rear. The inside dimension is roughly 42" wide (see pic 1), but if you measure between the small recesses on either side (pic 2) it is about 51" wide. Does that help?

POST 3Original post

Can it haul a 4x8 sheet of plywood? Or a set of golf clubs? Market "profiling," I know... :taunt:

POST 4Original post

It does! It was the 51" width in pic 2 that I was after, but I have to try and memorize the other dimensions as well for future reference. Thanks a lot!

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