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When I used a 2-seater, it was just the dog and me
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I suspect his wife said… “f@&k driving to the south of France in that thing… I’m flying to Nice…..
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Just trying to assess how wise this may or may not be?
997 C4S so smaller frunk than a C2S but a small dog - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
All advice and input welcome!
No, the dog would have to be in one of the back seats, with a harness on.
DangerDoom said:
Where's the dog when you're driving? Passenger lap?
How long you planning to be away for?
What's your concern?
Of course it is possible - dog in back.
It made me remember sitting in a queue to board the channel tunnel last summer in my camping car and there was a brand red new corvette C8 immediately in front of me.
The driver got out - and he must have been 75…. (He took an age to get out over the door sill.. it made me chuckle - (good on him!!) - he then produced a fluffy white Bichon Frieze dog from the passenger seat….
I suspect his wife said… “f@&k driving to the south of France in that thing… I’m flying to Nice….. I’ll see you there … oh, and don’t forget to bring the dog!! “
Absolutely what these cars were built for. Took my three strapping lads to France and Belgium last summer. With sensible packing in soft bags it's amazing how much you can fit up front.
Orangecurry said:
Never taken an animal. Only children.
Done Le Mans with wife and child in a 3.2 Carrera. Pretty sure a wife and small dog will fit.
We also had tent etc with us. Although the last time when the lad was 6ft was a bit of a squeeze
Ocho said:
Absolutely what these cars were built for. Took my three strapping lads to France and Belgium last summer. With sensible packing in soft bags it's amazing how much you can fit up front.
That was just 4 blokes' luggage; the OP is taking his wife!
I remember seeing a guy on the ferry years ago in a 996 Turbo, with roof box, loaded to the gunnels with 3 children off on summer hols. He didn’t seem to be having any issues.
it is one of the main reasons I love my 911 (and the FF), they are fun to drive and the dog has a comfortable space to come along even if I have a passenger. When I used a 2-seater, it was just the dog and me
I’ve got a staff spaniel cross and I’m doing my best not to trade my Cayenne (very suitable) for a 992 GTS (probably not suitable)
Life is short though.
I’ve got a staff spaniel cross and I’m doing my best not to trade my Cayenne (very suitable) for a 992 GTS (probably not suitable)
Life is short though.
wax lyrical said:
Just trying to assess how wise this may or may not be?
997 C4S so smaller frunk than a C2S but a small dog - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
All advice and input welcome!
I think it would be horrific.
My advice is leave the wife at home.
You're welcome.
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