Trunk Pass-through For Wide Objects

[Doug Allen]

I have to transport some long fragile panels that are a couple of feet wide. I want to know if removing the seat back of an '05 ES330 will allow me to pass a few panels through from the trunk into the cabin? Thanks

[amf1932]

The problem is that after you remove the rear seats there are metal structural reinforcements that would block putting in these panels.

[Shayan]

amf is correct,

if you have ever done your rear speakers you would know

when you take your seats off, theres this huge metal X thats there and theres some other things beghind that and your trunk also

it would be the biggest painin the rear.

Rent a uhaul

less time and probley save you from a headeche

or pay a friend 20$ to use his truck

[Doug Allen]

The problem is that after you remove the rear seats there are metal structural reinforcements that would block putting in these panels.

Thanks, I was afraid of that.

[Toysrme]

You can take it off. It just unbolts.

It's one of the changes between a Camry becoming an ES/windom. They wanted to tie the rear frame together and make one of those 2% better modifications. So they gave us a rear strut tower chassie X brace from the factory. You'd honestly never know it wasn't there if you took it off.

But I would put it back on after you're done.

And cover ALL the leather with a blanket.