mkiv boot space ?

[Guest lewisneale]

hi

i am new to the forum, and i am looking at getting a n/a as a daily driver.

my question is.... does anyone know if the boot on the mkiv supra is big enough to fit a drum kit in?

strange question maybe but i play drums in a band and don't want to have two cars to run.

back seats can obviously be used for smaller drums etc.

 

any feedback would be much appriciated

 

lewis

[RedM]

I'd doubt it.

[Muffleman]

Don't think you could get the base drum in at all let alone the rest of the drums\hardware etc.

 

Sorry dude

[Rayman]

Problem with the boot is its big in width but not very deep, you can put the seat back but it doesnt give you much space at all. Im guessing no its not big enough but the only way is to test it at a dealers i suppose.

[peter richards]

symbals no probs , the rest no chance

[adam bell]

buy a drum machine.

[TonyP]

and to the club.

 

No idea about the drum kit. The back seats do fold down making quite a large area, however,the boot's not very high.

[Guest lewisneale]

bugger does not sound like the boot is deep enough.

 

thanks for such a quick reply.

 

might take my bass drum to a dealer like Rayman said. good idea.

 

cheers

[R Black]

Nope

[Ben-san]

Lewis, welcome to the forum.

 

This post should really be in General Chat. This is where we discuss Technical issues.

 

To help with your question, the MKIV does have rear seats that fold down for larger loads. Although this helps a little sometimes, you'll find that you may be hampered by the rear hatch, which is at such an acute angle that bulky items with height have to move forward anyway. Seats up OR down, you only have about 60cm depth in the boot. I don't know how small a full drumkit packs down to, but I doubt you'll have enough room in there.

 

Hope this helps.

 

B

[paul mac]

i doubt it very much, you need to pm "animal" he plays drums and has a supra, result:)

[supramkivcork]

Unfortunately i'd also say this is a definite no !

[Gaz6002]

The bass will fit behind the front seats, along with other drums. Then just pack the little ones like the triangle and the bongo in the boot.

 

(half of that post was serious)

[Wez]

Wont fit, unless its a 5yr olds kit

[G-NEMIE]

http://www.geocities.com/vindrums/minidrums/drum-set-handtn.jpg

go for it

[Animal]

Hi, what kit have you got, how many toms, are they skinned on both sides and how deep is your bass drum? Do you need to carry a monitor too?

 

I play a Yamaha DTXpress IV electric kit, so I can just fold it flat and it all fits in the boot including a Laney wedge monitor.

 

Unless you've got a monster bass drum, then that should fit in the front seat you don't stand a chance of getting it anywhere near the back. If your toms are single-skinned, then you could stack them inside each other to make life easier although I'm not sure whether you could actually get a floor tom onto the back seat.

 

You need to have a good look around one with a tape measure, but TBH, even if you could fit all your hardware in there, it's be a bitch to do and the last thing you want after a gig is to spend ages fighting to get your kit stowed away.

 

Unfortunately that's the price you have to pay for being a drummer - you need a big car or van to lug your gear around in.

 

Do any of your bandmates have a big car you could use?