In my case it was more like driving with my elbows tucked into my ribcage. I had just enough leg room if I put the seat all the way back and reclined the back of the seat to about a 45 degree angle, but there was only room for both of my arms if I rolled the window all of the way down and rested my left arm on the door. lol And the so-called "back seat" was a joke--it could hold a few groceries or one or two legless children if they were short enough, but otherwise it was completely useless.
Want to hear about a car that's even more cozy with those seats?
I have 2 Saturn S2(?) seats in my 29 Essex Streetrod...AND THEY TOUCH. :eeek:
In your car, there was a console.
Comfy though, I have to say these are the most comfortable seats considering they were in mint condition, and I only gave $100 for both.
Ice storm headed to my town.
Weekly grocery run-check, stocked up on beer and wine-check, dried out firewood-check, no need to go out anymore this weekend-check.
People in my town are idiots on the ice, and even worse in the store before a storm. They were buying milk and bread, I was buying eggs, beer, and other regular items like BACON, onions, fajita wraps, and tea. All of my items were in stock.
Swapped sides, because you couldn't recline them otherwise (handles were wedged against the car body).
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Back seat covered in the same material to match. (back seat reproduced from original seast by box spring mattress company then covered, and it fits like a glove).
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Ice headed this way, 32 and steady, but rain lots of rain.
The sad thing is that I rather like smaller cars. They're usually fun to drive (unless they're severely underpowered) and definitely easy to park. But sometimes I get into one, and I feel like a circus bear riding a roller skate.Yeah those clown cars just aren't for anyone over 5'7".
I have a specific model at work that does this, and when it gets cold, some of the drivers call me about it.
If I can't get into it with my fedora on my head it sucks.
I have a specific model at work that does this, and when it gets cold, some of the drivers call me about it.
While the tires "look" inflated, they can be off a few pounds, triggering the alert.
Then it becomes a game, as to which tire is the culprit.
Neither of my personal cars have this, nor does my "assigned" vehicle at work.
Which is why I assign myself the older cars.
If I'm ever down below Valencia I'll keep an eye out for a circus bear in a hat riding a roller skate. We'll know we're Loungers by the secret handshake: www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1bHBthJN9w
Shhh! You'll be labeled a denier and flat-earther and sent to the Glorious Global Warming Gulag in Goretown.I am the opposite. I like HUGE cars. The bigger the better.
This season is going to stink for sure. We already have the earliest blow zero temperatures since 1995. Antarctica had a record 138 degrees below zero temperature! Global Warming? :rofl:
