Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: hankthejeweller on 27 August 2007, 22:36:39
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in a omega saloon.
while i would expect it to be gargantuan but as i want to fit or buy one with lpg i am worried about space.
i made the mistake of assuming the boot was big enough when i bought the astra (had a 306 before which was ok boot wise)but when i got home to my shock i couldnt fit golf clubs in properly as the boot isnt wide enough...what do the golfers out there reckon..(i could get 3 sets with trollies in my old xr3i)
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Yes, managed 3 sets of clubs with trollies, one of them a Powacaddy. Bags, suits, society prizes and nothing in the cabin. Plenty of room. Unless you play with a stupid long driver, then you may have to cut the head off to get it in.
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i regularly have the following in mine......
2x12'' subs in a custom enclosure, 2x amps, a large suitcase, laptop, suitbag, and could still geta body or two in mine.
We went to france this year and had the boot full with 2 large suitcases, 2 holdalls, coolbox, various carrier bages with odds and sode in, 2 x duvets and 8 pillows
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If you want a BIG boot .... buy a Senator! ::) Especially true if your Omega has the Bose amp as it takes away height from an already not as deep boot. :-?
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thankyou all for putting my mind at ease
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70l gas tank, full set of Autoglym products, a trolley jack, video tripod, tool box, cool box and 5 chairs while on holiday
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70l gas tank, full set of Autoglym products, a trolley jack, video tripod, tool box, cool box and 5 chairs while on holiday
Perhaps those with LPG could photo their boots to show space. LPG seems to take up a third to half of boot space on saloons.
And as AndyB mentioned, the bose amp on Elites thats up a lot of height.
Not sure I agree with his Senny statement - I'd say about te same, though I think the actual appeture is bigger on senny.