Little circle in front of the car?
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC
I think I'm the only guy who reads all my owners manuals. You must admit though, reading 14 pages to understand how to turn on the radio creates a tendency for people to put the book down and say, "how lame!".
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From: Parsippany
Originally posted by OhioRacer
I think I'm the only guy who reads all my owners manuals. You must admit though, reading 14 pages to understand how to turn on the radio creates a tendency for people to put the book down and say, "how lame!".
I think I'm the only guy who reads all my owners manuals. You must admit though, reading 14 pages to understand how to turn on the radio creates a tendency for people to put the book down and say, "how lame!".
And yes my purgatory comment was directed toward those who have an owners manual but don't use it. I beg forgiveness if I offended any "guests". But we all know there are far too many who don't read the book, and my disdain for them remains.
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I read 'em, I read 'em, cover-to-cover, too, but they have gotten awfully tedious of late. Lawsuits have dumbed-down the language so much, they read like; " Warning! Stepping out of the vehicle while moving can cause serious injury!!!!! Allowing the vehicle to roll over your body can be injurious to your health!!!! T
o be safe, do not use this vehicle at all!"
In spite of this, our car has gotten marvelously useful. It comes with the Ravskau James Bond option, but only in .30 caliber, also the Barry WY f & r power-out options which equip it for those rugged Wyoming winters.
o be safe, do not use this vehicle at all!"
In spite of this, our car has gotten marvelously useful. It comes with the Ravskau James Bond option, but only in .30 caliber, also the Barry WY f & r power-out options which equip it for those rugged Wyoming winters.
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC
Originally posted by The Professor
I read 'em, I read 'em, cover-to-cover, too, but they have gotten awfully tedious of late. Lawsuits have dumbed-down the language so much, they read like; " Warning! Stepping out of the vehicle while moving can cause serious injury!!!!! Allowing the vehicle to roll over your body can be injurious to your health!!!! T
o be safe, do not use this vehicle at all!"
In spite of this, our car has gotten marvelously useful. It comes with the Ravskau James Bond option, but only in .30 caliber, also the Barry WY f & r power-out options which equip it for those rugged Wyoming winters.
I read 'em, I read 'em, cover-to-cover, too, but they have gotten awfully tedious of late. Lawsuits have dumbed-down the language so much, they read like; " Warning! Stepping out of the vehicle while moving can cause serious injury!!!!! Allowing the vehicle to roll over your body can be injurious to your health!!!! T
o be safe, do not use this vehicle at all!"
In spite of this, our car has gotten marvelously useful. It comes with the Ravskau James Bond option, but only in .30 caliber, also the Barry WY f & r power-out options which equip it for those rugged Wyoming winters.
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From: Sheridan
Little circle in front of the car?
Oops. I'm sorry. I misread the question. The little circle on the front of car is the cover for the towing ring attachment.
The little circle in front of the car could be a man hole cover, a small UFO, or someone's lost hubcap. I don't know. Mine didn't come with anything but open road in front of car.
Oops. I'm sorry. I misread the question. The little circle on the front of car is the cover for the towing ring attachment.
The little circle in front of the car could be a man hole cover, a small UFO, or someone's lost hubcap. I don't know. Mine didn't come with anything but open road in front of car.
