kewatin

driving from windsor ont thru to nova scotia &catch the ferry to newfoundland and driving up to the northern tip st anthony. i might need to pull of the road because of fog and moose. my son has trucked there many times &has stated to us do not drive after dusk period.we are thinking of taking our sleeping bag rolls just in case an emergency pops up . have any of you on the forum slept like this on recent trips? we are laeving next thurs so any comments, suggestions would be most welcome. where we are going there is also a lackmof chev dealers.lots in st john's in the south but we are heading north and then on the way to battle harbour labrador,hope the little bugger keeps her head into the wind with out any problems. have had none to speak of and this is our 2nd one. will post a trip when we get back.
regards&later KEWATIN

Tyler Harvey

My girlfriend and I slept in the back of my 06 LS when we went camping for a couple of days. No issues, just left the windows down a bit. I'm 6 foot 3 and was fairly comfortable.

kewatin

APPRECIATE YOUR POST,we are both about 5ft 8 so that is the answer we are loking for. its doeable in a pinch.
regards&later KEWATIN

bigjacksauto

Had to sleep (or try to sleep) in our 55 Chevy last night while waiting in line to the Syracuse Nationals car show.
I kept thinking boy I wish we had the HHR.
I am sure it would have been much more comfortable.

Fox Hat

Get one (or 2) of those rollup camping mats !! Or if you don't mind the low ceiling a double air mattress.

sleeper

Ample room.. Don't forget the passenger side front seat folds forward almost flat.. Enjoy your trip..

kewatin

thanks folks for all the tips &photos,good to know if we get caught beyween a rock and a hard place we won't be stuck for accomodations.
regards&later KEWATIN

Panels4Life

I have a inflatable twin-size mattress that made sleeping in the back very comfortable!