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Does 2004 Acura TL have a rear fold down in seat from trunk? Does 2004 Acura TL have a rear fold down in seat from trunk?
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Old 04 Apr 2008, 07:31 pm
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Default Does 2004 Acura TL have a rear fold down in seat from trunk?
Im looking to lay my snowboard from trunk in through to rear seat area.
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Old 04 Apr 2008, 07:46 pm
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the 2003 does, not sure if the 2004 has one but im pretty sure if the 03 has one the 04 would too.
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You cant fold down the whole seat but part of it where the armrest is can fold down. I dont think a snowboard could fit into it.
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It doesn't have a fold down seat, but the center of the back seat has a pass through section that folds down. Just depends how big the snowboard is. The pass through section isn't too big, though.
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Nope. You'll have to carry your snowboard on the roof.
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Unfortunately, it only has a narrow pass-through (OK for skis but probably not for a snowboard) via the center armrest rather than a split folding seatback. You'll have to think if this is important enough for you to consider another model (I passed on the TL for another model because I wanted the extra flexibility).
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