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jamespowers said:So you are right at home in a Toyota. lol
lol lol Not this one......
jamespowers said:So you are right at home in a Toyota. lol
Carlisle Blues said:lol lol Not this one......
Carlisle Blues said:nah had it checked by Goober...it's ok
jamespowers said:If you know who Goober is
Tango Yankee said:...you may have watched The Andy Griffith Show reruns as a kid... or stumbled upon them recently on the TV Land channel.
jamespowers said:Ok, choose between Just Plain Old and Atavist then. lol lol
Tango Yankee said:Note I said reruns! lol These days I'm just trying not to be the guy who is always saying "When I was your age..." And I think I'm just going to go back to being "old fashioned." It was so much less complicated...
Cheers,
Tom
jamespowers said:The word old is in old fashioned. You made your choice. lol lol lol
Carlisle Blues said:That actually happened to me once with my Chevy Nova, my favorite car. I was on the Belt Parkway in NY going to pull a midnight shift. Thankfully the roads were pretty clear..
Cufflinks said:The belt parkway in Brooklyn..good times, not such great smells though... I haven't driven on that in about ten years, but there used to be a real bad odor as you passed Starrett city
Michaelshane said:This is Bently.....No problem here.
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NukeMeSlowly said:Sorry if I missed this but can't you lower the headrest a bit so it meets the back of your head BELOW the rear brim of your hats? This is what I do in my Toyota Coralla.
chum said:My biggest problem with fedora style hats and cars is forgetting which car I am getting in and out of! I drive a Ford Transit Connect for work and the head room is perfect. I get into my personal 2003 Concorde and I almost knock off my hat every time, and I am only 5'6"!
When you Loungers talk about the head restraint problem, I do not understand the issue, as even when not wearing a hat, I never rest my head on it. If, in an accident, the head restraint saves my life but messes up my hat...who cares!
Might I suggest a hammer?kabuto said:I wear one of these for extra safety when I drive:
I'm having trouble creasing it. Steam isn't working.