getting in/out of S2000
Originally Posted by dave99,Aug 19 2005, 10:23 AM
Open the door with the handle provided 

I keep smacking the mat lugs in front of the crossbeam with my heel
Pie - great new Avatar btw
Just don't get out. Get the passenger to pay for petrol. But I second the Elise comments. I couldn't get in the drivers side of an Elise with the roof on. The roof had to be off before I could manage it. The S2000 is easier than my MR2 Roadster as well, that's even lower. I find left leg and arse at the same time is the way forward though.
I really struggle to get into the passenger seat, but i think that's psychological.... at the Anglesea NWIV track meet when they asked if I had another driver I nearly bit the womans head off with my "NO!" reply...
I really struggle to get into the passenger seat, but i think that's psychological.... at the Anglesea NWIV track meet when they asked if I had another driver I nearly bit the womans head off with my "NO!" reply...
my right-side seat bolster has seen better days due to being lazy getting in and out of the car.
keep meaning to take it to a man to see how much it would be to get it fixed up... but would then have to remember to be careful with it once that was done!
keep meaning to take it to a man to see how much it would be to get it fixed up... but would then have to remember to be careful with it once that was done!
Originally Posted by Kelk,Aug 19 2005, 11:14 AM
So stop cross dressing and leave the stilletto heels at home Graham

I shall return them forthwith - cheers for the lend
FFS - what next?
"Can someone tell me what the 'Start Engine' button is for?"
or
"My car stopped, it's only 300 miles since I last put fuel in. What is wrong?"
or
"My girlfriend left me, she said I keep asking stupid questions. Am I gay?"
"Can someone tell me what the 'Start Engine' button is for?"
or
"My car stopped, it's only 300 miles since I last put fuel in. What is wrong?"
or
"My girlfriend left me, she said I keep asking stupid questions. Am I gay?"



