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Uryoces · 11-13-2003, 09:37 PM

I really liked the 1992 and up 300ZX's. Very sexy. I knew there was one last test that would determine whether or not I'd get one; I'm 6'4". I took my pile of cash to a car dealership and was eyeballing a nice, silver 1992 model with low miles. The dealer handed me the faceplate for the 10 disk CD changer *sweet!*, and I sat down in it and adjusted the seats back as far as they would go, and leaned them back. My head was about at the B pillar. This wasn't looking good. I closed the door and tried to work the pedals. Curse you, O size 14 feet! I wouldn't be able to operate the pedals in any safe manner.

So, my friend took it for a test drive, and I whimpered and pawed at the dash.

11-13-2003, 09:37 PM	#12
Uryoces 2nd Covenant, yo Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Pugetropolis Posts: 583	I really liked the 1992 and up 300ZX's. Very sexy. I knew there was one last test that would determine whether or not I'd get one; I'm 6'4". I took my pile of cash to a car dealership and was eyeballing a nice, silver 1992 model with low miles. The dealer handed me the faceplate for the 10 disk CD changer sweet!, and I sat down in it and adjusted the seats back as far as they would go, and leaned them back. My head was about at the B pillar. This wasn't looking good. I closed the door and tried to work the pedals. Curse you, O size 14 feet! I wouldn't be able to operate the pedals in any safe manner. So, my friend took it for a test drive, and I whimpered and pawed at the dash. __________________ The party's over ... the drink ... and the luck ... ran out.