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Can someone please measure their boot (trunk) so that I can get an idea of it's actual size and not get confused by the litres / gallons that all measurements seem to be. Essentially, the following picture shows the measurements I am interested in.
![](http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/clublexus/gs300_boot.jpg)
Red = Width at the maximum
Yellow = Width at the minimum
Green = Length from the back of the seat to the outer most point of the boot.
Blue = Length from the back of the seat to the end of the narrowest part of the boot
Orange = Height from the floor of the boot to where the boot lid would site.
![](http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/clublexus/gs300_boot.jpg)
Red = Width at the maximum
Yellow = Width at the minimum
Green = Length from the back of the seat to the outer most point of the boot.
Blue = Length from the back of the seat to the end of the narrowest part of the boot
Orange = Height from the floor of the boot to where the boot lid would site.
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Yes, the mannequins do need to get moved every so often.........![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Considering a GS when my RX goes, but trying to see how much space I will exactly lose.
If it's not too hard to ask, is it possible for the measurements in metric (like cm's, metres, etc.) otherwise I will just to do the conversion via calculator.
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Considering a GS when my RX goes, but trying to see how much space I will exactly lose.
If it's not too hard to ask, is it possible for the measurements in metric (like cm's, metres, etc.) otherwise I will just to do the conversion via calculator.
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