Here's what I saw today, mark 3 (don't quote pictures, 24h ban!)

everlast75

Seat is further forward, no?

tossy

ION08 wrote: »

Is it just me or is the Drivers seat (leg support) longer than the Passenger seat

Looks ridiculous..

Probably extendable, pretty common, had it on a couple of audis and makes some difference on a long drive.

ION08

tossy wrote: »

Probably extendable, pretty common, had it on a couple of audis and makes some difference on a long drive.

Have it on my own Audi but isn't it supposed to be a separate piece that extends out?

Otherwise how does it work? Does it just stretch out the Leather?? .. Seems very unusual

tossy

ION08 wrote: »

Have it on my own Audi but isn't it supposed to be a separate piece that extends out?

Otherwise how does it work? Does it just stretch out the Leather?? .. Seems very unusual

I imagine it bends down and up electrically, i wouldn't want to pay 100k for a car and have to reach down like a peasant and pull out the extendable bit

Oral Surgeon

ION08 wrote: »

Have it on my own Audi but isn't it supposed to be a separate piece that extends out?

Otherwise how does it work? Does it just stretch out the Leather?? .. Seems very unusual

Rolls out on my BMW, doesn't stretch the leather... I love a bit of leg support!!

tossy

Oral Surgeon wrote: »

Rolls out on my BMW, doesn't stretch the leather... I love a bit of leg support!!

I like the idea of it rolling out lol i'd be rolling it back and fort for the calf massage function

ION08

tossy wrote: »

I imagine it bends down and up electrically, i wouldn't want to pay 100k for a car and have to reach down like a peasant and pull out the extendable bit

A peasant? Jayzus, what about the poor folk who don't even have the manual versions? .. Plebians??

ION08

Oral Surgeon wrote: »

Rolls out on my BMW, doesn't stretch the leather... I love a bit of leg support!!

Well, as the saying goes; you learn something new everyday!

Good to know..

colm_mcm

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000

^I remember when only ould fellas and nuns drove them. For some reason now even I think they’re awesome!

MarkN

New Touareg has the extendable bit within the seat too.

colm_mcm

MarkN wrote: »

New Touareg has the extendable bit within the seat too.

Glad to see it’s becoming commonplace, the old crumb-magnet solution wasn’t exactly elegant.

Duke O Smiley

The Americans have gone one step further! 2018 Lincoln Navigator, you can adjust each side individually

colm_mcm

cullow123

Beshoff Motors:
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ION08

colm_mcm wrote: »

Very nais vajin

hoodie6029

Will they do PCP on that SLS?

elperello

Credit Union loan should cover it

humberklog

Love this yoke...

colm_mcm

Off topic, but is Mitchell’s car accessories still trading?

Duke O Smiley

humberklog wrote: »

Love this yoke...

Its for sale if you want it..

https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/peugeot-404-very-rare-car/20018474

humberklog

^^My neighbours had one in blue and it was the coolest car. I'm always surprised at how small big cars were back then as that car was thought to be huge. My own da's car at time was an Austin 1800 estate and it was like the poor man's version of the Pug.

If my numbers come up in the lotto...

vectra

humberklog wrote: »

^^My neighbours had one in blue and it was the coolest car. I'm always surprised at how small big cars were back then as that car was thought to be huge. My own da's car at time was an Austin 1800 estate and it was like the poor man's version of the Pug.

If my numbers come up in the lotto...

We had an Austin 1800 as well ( Or was it Morris ) ( early 70's I think as far as I recall the reg number was TPI 413 ) I didn't realize they came in estates as well.
The one thing I do remember about it was the comfort.

OldMrBrennan83

Anyone advertising a car with no price is basically just looking for people to call and tell them how nice it is with no intention of selling it.

Big Nasty

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

Its for sale if you want it..

https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/peugeot-404-very-rare-car/20018474

How dafuq they manage that pic? :eek:

beertons

Big Nasty wrote: »

How dafuq they manage that pic? :eek:

You should see the next one when the ball rolled over it!

elperello

vectra wrote: »

We had an Austin 1800 as well ( Or was it Morris ) ( early 70's I think as far as I recall the reg number was TPI 413 ) I didn't realize they came in estates as well.
The one thing I do remember about it was the comfort.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/philippos/4428459523

I had to look it up.
They never made an estate 1800.It only got to prototype stage.

Probably thinking of a Cambridge Estate. They were a big estate that looked like the Peugeot which is not surprising since they were both Pininfarina designs.

humberklog

vectra wrote: »

We had an Austin 1800 as well ( Or was it Morris ) ( early 70's I think as far as I recall the reg number was TPI 413 ) I didn't realize they came in estates as well.
The one thing I do remember about it was the comfort.

Sorry, meant 1300 estate clubman. Reg was 8188ZI.

MarkN

Driving this til next Wed. Pics don't do it justice.

Chriscl1

Stunning!!