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.
Alden 403 Moc Toe Boot - Brown Chromexcel - $680 The classic "Indy" style Alden Boot in the classic Horween brown Chromexcel. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - #395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Himel Bros. - The Ross Mk. 1 Leather Jacket Classic D-pocket motorcycle/aviator style jacket.
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:
