I would still recommend bringing a max dimensions airline carryon bag if you have one to see if it will fit (and photo please) 
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Elio In The 618
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ctfink
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MDF, your flavour of: licorice, autoTrans & cruise cntrl is right in line w/me! Don't forget about a trailer hitch which could drag a small piece or be used as a hook-up in the event of a required flatbed-tow!
CaptainMorgan
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I saw this on the Facebook page:
Elio MotorsKim Merritt, yes, there is room for some cargo in the trunk, 24" x 17" x 10", a little larger than what the airlines allow for a roll aboard suitcase.
I'm going to need to get 1 son and his alto saxophone in there sometimes and with those dimensions the sax will fit.
Elio MotorsKim Merritt, yes, there is room for some cargo in the trunk, 24" x 17" x 10", a little larger than what the airlines allow for a roll aboard suitcase.
I'm going to need to get 1 son and his alto saxophone in there sometimes and with those dimensions the sax will fit.
Music Man
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Glad there IS going to be room for an alto saxophone. Had planned to carry my alto with me to New Orleans to check that very fact. . . . . But doesn't look like Elio will ever drag the P4 to the Big Easy.
Edwardsville
NSTG8R
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Well, I'm 636, just outside of 314 (Pacific, MO), just got back from a vacation in 573 this morning. Welcome aboard!
Jambe
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I'm not familiar with the numbers you guys are taking about. What are they? I looked on a map and they don't show as highways. Could they be county roads?
NSTG8R
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Yep. Area codes. 618, Southwestern Illinois. 314, St. Louis/St. Charles, MO. 636, pretty much everything southwest-ish from St. Louis (Franklin County). And 573 is around Lake of the Ozarks area (bring $$, nothing cheap, but a good time none the less!)