Help with dimensions of rear floor space

[Adobehome.judy]

Hello, folks! I'm waiting on delivery of my '23 SportS Max Trailer Pkg to my dealer in Nampa, ID. Will be driving up from Phoenix with my trade-in 2010 Nissan Xterra pulling my 19', 1962 Airstream and returning with my SportS with Max tow. Turning this little excursion into a bit of a road trip. My co-pilot is a 100lb Borzoi. I have searched but can not find dimensions of rear floor space. Can someone here please measure the width & length of the rear floor space with the plastic gear retaining walls removed? This would be with the rear seats folded up for the greatest amount of room on the floor. Thanks so much, I really appreciate knowing this so I can determine method for Zephyr's greatest comfort. The Gladiator will need a much different configuration than for my Nissan SUV.

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[Lunentucker]

This is a Mojave.
Likely similar in dimensions to a Max Tow, but 140% more awesome and 189% prettier.

 

[Adobehome.judy]

Regardless of your immense humility, I am very grateful for the quick response, Lunentucker. And your efforts to provide me with measurements I can use to determine back seat spacing for my pup. Thank you much!

 

[Lunentucker]

Regardless of your immense humility, I am very grateful for the quick response, Lunentucker. And your efforts to provide me with measurements I can use to determine back seat spacing for my pup. Thank you much!

You picked up on one of my key character traits right off!

You're welcome. Our front seats are set in their normal positions. I'm 5'9" and she's 5'8" but with more booty.

 

[Advntrbound]

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[Adobehome.judy]

My favorite mod so far

I LOVE that... And had done similar in my Xterra. But, Seat removal & replace was easy breezy on Xterra because the rear seats were designed with a quick release latch. I understand it's a bit more complicated in the Gladiator. Please, correct me, I'd like to be wrong. IF, I am wrong about ease of seat remove/replace, then would you measure that board you have for your pup, please?

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