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Quoted from Craig:My new Ford Escape is a good pin hauler with unusually good leg room (I am 6'6") and pretty good gas mileage.
Glad to hear that's the case with the new Escape. I use my wife's 2009 Escape and can fit a pin in while still having the small seat upright so my 8 year old can go with me on pin purchase trips. She is going to get a new Escape or Explorer next year (have another child now). Can you still put the small back seat upright with a pin in?
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