Or indeed , Sir Jim!. I truly get where Sir Richard is coming from.
Or indeed , Sir Jim!. I truly get where Sir Richard is coming from.
This is correct. A European outcome.It’s an existing engine design. In other applications (eg BMW X5) it is carried in a monocoque, placing it lower in relation to the passenger cabin than is possible with the ladder chassis of the Gren.
I like to drive in work boots or bushwalking boots , rather than have to change when I get on location.One thing I have noticed/mentioned before that does impact the footrest issue is types of shoes people are wearing.
On the left you can see shoes with a huge thick heel around 30mm and probably has a drop of 18mm from heel to toe which bends the ankle and the footrest just makes it worse.
On the right the heel is probably only 15mm and drops to 10mm at the front.
You can clearly see less bend in the ankle and the person says it isn't a problem (with caveat of not driving)
My shoes have 5mm thick sole and flat front to back and I had no problem.
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I think, it's the wrong car for you.but my test drives were all hard to find a perfect seating position with the left leg slightly wedged site
Nope. I'll turn a blind eye if the rest is good!I think, it's the wrong car for you.
I change out of my work/safety boots before I get back in the car when possible as I am often on waste water treatment plants and who knows what may be on the boots.I like to drive in work boots or bushwalking boots , rather than have to change when I get on location.
Farmers wear gumboots.
Will it be an issue? I guess it depends upon the individual and their adaptability to new experiences.
That is one reason I have specced no carpets!I change out of my work/safety boots before I get back in the car when possible as I am often on waste water treatment plants and who knows what may be on the boots.
It is summer here in Australia!!tour de france tan!
What about driving the worlds best off roader in a pair of super stylish Italian driving shoes?I change out of my work/safety boots before I get back in the car when possible as I am often on waste water treatment plants and who knows what may be on the boots.
Short drives are no problem but if you are going to do 3+ hours maybe it is worth considering different footwear
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Raven Oil leather dye black...perfect...Italian driving shoe for the Brembo brakes pedal...happy motoringWhat about driving the worlds best off roader in a pair of super stylish Italian driving shoes?
My wife bought me a purple pair for my 50th - worn 3 times with embarassement
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Almost compatible with the puddle lights!What about driving the worlds best off roader in a pair of super stylish Italian driving shoes?
My wife bought me a purple pair for my 50th - worn 3 times with embarassement
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I was almost going to put that same pic up when Dave started this line of chat and had a go at the blokes shoes.What about driving the worlds best off roader in a pair of super stylish Italian driving shoes?
My wife bought me a purple pair for my 50th - worn 3 times with embarassement
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Interestingly I've seen more snaggle-toothed inbred types on the main island.@Tazzieman
And you never know what's festering in a Tassie boghole.
You’re right there mate, but you could almost guarantee it’ll have two heads like most other things out of Tassie
Oh, we have our share up here as well mate, don’t worry about that.Interestingly I've seen more snaggle-toothed inbred types on the main island.
Perhaps you have seen them visiting Tasmania making their You Tube videos of 4x4s in bogholes?
Sounds like you’re quite the fashionista Dave.My poor mother just rolled over in her grave at the site of those socks and shoes in public.
And she was cremated
You are a tough marker Dave.Sounds like you’re quite the fashionista Dave.
(Quietly puts Crocs in the wardrobe)