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J Alynn said:
My depth was back of second row seats to hatch door and my bad, it was 3’-7”. Apologies-I transcribed it wrong when I posted. Checked my notes again. And it was 4’-2” to the widest side to side. That came directly from Jamie. He measured since he knew I wasn’t going to be able to move the seats/fold them (not sure if they actually even technically fold 🤣
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So just to verify depth is 3’7” or 43 inches and side to side is 4’2” or 50 inches. Correct?
 
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J Alynn said:
Some additional pics of exterior details and accessories
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Is that a handle on the side of the frunk lid? If so, that's nice.

I assume and hope they also have one in the front where most of us will be using it.
I had been assuming it would be electric, but having a way to close it if the electronics get confused or whatever would be good.
 
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SpaceEVDriver said:
Is that a handle on the side of the frunk lid? If so, that's nice.

I assume and hope they also have one in the front where most of us will be using it.
I had been assuming it would be electric, but having a way to close it if the electronics get confused or whatever would be good.
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That was my assumption which is why I grabbed that angle/shot. Also just liked the profile of the side and the various 3-d textures
 
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