A cheap tourer on EBay in Byfleet in Surrey. - Page 2

Hopeso13 · 25th November 2018, 22:42

The dogs have always travelled in the boot of the car, but all my cars they travel in are hatchbacks so they have light and can see out if they want. Some of the dogs in work travelled very happily in the boot of saloon cars, but mine aren't used to that. Will try them in the boot and see how it goes, other than that it will be the floor behind the front seats. The Octavia is our main car so it won't be that often the dogs will be in it anyway.
Will run this one through the winter and see how it goes.

75c · 25th November 2018, 22:44

Which one did you buy? I wonder if its one of my old diesels.

What colour is it? What model?

Any photos?

trikey · 26th November 2018, 10:42

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Originally Posted by Hopeso13

The dogs have always travelled in the boot of the car, but all my cars they travel in are hatchbacks so they have light and can see out if they want. Some of the dogs in work travelled very happily in the boot of saloon cars, but mine aren't used to that. Will try them in the boot and see how it goes, other than that it will be the floor behind the front seats. The Octavia is our main car so it won't be that often the dogs will be in it anyway.
Will run this one through the winter and see how it goes.

What! Putting dogs in the boot!!! Would you let your kids travel in the boot!!!

planenut · 26th November 2018, 12:25

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Originally Posted by trikey

What! Putting dogs in the boot!!! Would you let your kids travel in the boot!!!

There have been times when I wished my kids had been in the boot rather than the car.

Bogbrush82 · 26th November 2018, 12:32

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Originally Posted by trikey

What! Putting dogs in the boot!!! Would you let your kids travel in the boot!!!

That's what roof boxes are for.

75c · 26th November 2018, 13:01

Suppose it depends if they're minatures and travel in a cage. Still dont see how it works safely. I have a couple of seatbelt harnesses for when mine go in the back seat of a saloon. Far better option. Still hoping the op comes back with car info - they're only up the road from me so even if its not one of my old ones it'll be nice to keep a keek out for them.

Hopeso13 · 26th November 2018, 16:30

I will be collecting this later this week as I am not at home at the moment.

Registration number YC 54 ULM a silver 2004 Rover 75 diesel with 146,000 miles.

Will post some pictures once it is home.

Groundsman Willie · 26th November 2018, 16:36

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Originally Posted by 75c

Suppose it depends if they're minatures and travel in a cage.

Just to clarify, are you talking about dogs or are you answering Trikey's question about kids?

75c · 26th November 2018, 19:56

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Originally Posted by Hopeso13

I will be collecting this later this week as I am not at home at the moment.

Registration number YC 54 ULM a silver 2004 Rover 75 diesel with 146,000 miles.

Will post some pictures once it is home.

Not one I'm familiar with but will keep an eye for you

25th November 2018, 22:42	#11
Hopeso13 Regular poster None at the moment Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Newtownards Posts: 44 Thanks: 64 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	The dogs have always travelled in the boot of the car, but all my cars they travel in are hatchbacks so they have light and can see out if they want. Some of the dogs in work travelled very happily in the boot of saloon cars, but mine aren't used to that. Will try them in the boot and see how it goes, other than that it will be the floor behind the front seats. The Octavia is our main car so it won't be that often the dogs will be in it anyway. Will run this one through the winter and see how it goes.

25th November 2018, 22:44	#12
75c Gets stuck in Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Belfast Posts: 601 Thanks: 150 Thanked 294 Times in 190 Posts	Which one did you buy? I wonder if its one of my old diesels. What colour is it? What model? Any photos?

26th November 2018, 13:01	#16
75c Gets stuck in Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Belfast Posts: 601 Thanks: 150 Thanked 294 Times in 190 Posts	Suppose it depends if they're minatures and travel in a cage. Still dont see how it works safely. I have a couple of seatbelt harnesses for when mine go in the back seat of a saloon. Far better option. Still hoping the op comes back with car info - they're only up the road from me so even if its not one of my old ones it'll be nice to keep a keek out for them.

26th November 2018, 16:30	#17
Hopeso13 Regular poster None at the moment Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Newtownards Posts: 44 Thanks: 64 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	I will be collecting this later this week as I am not at home at the moment. Registration number YC 54 ULM a silver 2004 Rover 75 diesel with 146,000 miles. Will post some pictures once it is home.