2 door Tahoe interior length ??

[Georgiabigfoot]

Hello friends,
So I recently made a YouTube video showing the interior length of my 96 burb, with 3rd row removed, middle seats folded down, and tailgate down, it’s right at 10 feet!!
So anyone have an idea what that measurement is with the 2 door Tahoe , rear seat removed ? And measuring from end of dropped tailgate to the back of the front seats ? Many thanks.

Here’s my burb fwiw.

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[kdhs10]

Almost 7.5 feet

 

[Georgiabigfoot]

Almost 7.5 feet

Sweet!! Thank you very much. That surprises me it’s that long, but very encouraging you could haul 4x8 plywood sheets with the 2 door and rear seat removed. GB

 

[kdhs10]

The seat actually folds down to mostly flat. So you could leave it in there and haul stuff.

 

[caw_86]

Check the upfitters manual in the service manual section, it has all the dimensions

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Hello friends,
So I recently made a YouTube video showing the interior length of my 96 burb, with 3rd row removed, middle seats folded down, and tailgate down, it’s right at 10 feet!!
So anyone have an idea what that measurement is with the 2 door Tahoe , rear seat removed ? And measuring from end of dropped tailgate to the back of the front seats ? Many thanks.

Here’s my burb fwiw.

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Yup Burbs have a full 8' of load space(at the floor-- it tapers as you go up) IF the third row seat is out AND the second row seats are folded down. If you have three people who need to be in the Burb, you can fold the larger part of the second row seat down and leave the smaller part up. Just watch that the seat belt doesn't get caught in the folding action. We've hauled many long tables and other items in our square body and OBS Burbs like this, since 1989. The square body Burbs have better designed seat backs to handle more loads, but you can put a piece of masonite or plywood over the seat back to distribute the load better and protect the seat back. Masonite will be much easier to slide heavy things in and out on.....

 

[Erik the Awful]

Yup. I remember hauling 4'x8' sheets of plywood in my Suburban with the barn doors closed.

 

[scott2093]