OK...... So the (1) Car Show was the Annual National Trans Am meet !!
> Pretty good show actually even though my wife's Explorer was the ONLY FORD
> around (or so it seemed!)
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Wow, all of those trans ams running under their own power? Still in once piece? MY GAWD, I hope you took some pictures. (although I must admit I do have an admiration for the 1987 GTA, and the 1989 turbo)
Question: did this trans am car meet double as the Mullet Foundation of America's annual meet?
Is that "layage" as in "laying rubber" or "getting laid"? This past Sunday afternoon experienced the latter in the back seat of a vinyl-clad '60's Ford product and the thing I noticed was all the squeaking of seat cushions and bodily parts rubbing rhythmically against each other, if you know what I mean and I think you do. It made quite a racket. So how come I never heard of this phenomenon before? Maybe I travel in the wrong (or right) crowds? Does leather upholstery do this too?
Come to think of it, does anyone have any funny stories about doing "it" in his or her bad ride? Surely there must be some good ones out there. C'mon, don't be shy, you're among "friends."
Never did it in the back seat, but I've done it in the front seat. I'm 6'4" and although I've got a '68 Galaxie the back seat doesn't have much leg room, especially when you've got a pair of bookshelf speakers on one side of the floor. So, we did it up front. It was awkward at first, but after a short bit we figured it out. The steering wheel kinda got in the way a bit, but we managed to do a few different positions which were quite pleasurable and minimized interference with the steering wheel. Like you, I too was shocked at how much noise was made from rubbing against the vinyl seats. It seemed _so_ loud seeing as how we were out in the woods at night. I'd imagine leather would be similar in noise to vinyl. After only an hour we finished up... It was too cramped and such, but we both had a great time made even better by the excitement of the new experience. Kinda made a bit of a mess, but cleaned up easy from the vinyl. Noisy, but practical, eh? So anyway, that was part of my Valentine's Day surprise I gave my fiancé. She was totally turned on by it.
I don't know that I'd particularly want to have sex in the car again. It's kinda cramped, and you don't feel like you've got a lot of privacy until you get going and the windows fog up. After only an hour or so we were getting cramped from not enough space (damned steering wheel). The back seat doesn't have tons of room even with the seat all the way forward. I might do it another time in my '67, as the bench slides about an inch or two farther back than in my '68. I definitely prefer the bedroom though, as it's nice to be able to go for as long as you want and not get jabbed with things.
I've always loved big cars, and I'm definitely a Ford man. I think a station wagon would be awesome. I have wanted one for quite some time now ('67 Galaxie station wagon). The thought never even occurred to me what _other_ uses a station wagon could have...
Being 6'1" myself, I have thought about the problem of the small back seat...
In the case of a small g/f, like you mentioned, would it be better to put the driver's seat all the way back, and push the steering wheel all the way up?
Then she could face you, k? Does this sound reasonable?
Just a thought that has passed through my head... :)
Hehehehe...I've already tried that one, but from the passenger side in a 66 FB. I found it easier to just lay down the back seat, and move back there. But the best one was in my 65 coupe. Just lay between the bucket seats and use the rear seat as a pillow. Then straddle the shifter and tranny tunnel with our legs. Now if your brave, and have a good remote location, just use the hood if you got an earlier model, that has a steel hood!
Just crawl onto her in the front passenger seat. Recline it all the way. It's not so bad. I'm 6'1", my girlfriend at the time was 5'4".
Tried that in an '88 Cavalier on the side of the road. Funny part is, the first place I picked to pull over (side of a semi-busy freeway) just happened to be a great hiding spot for the state police... so great I didn't see him hiding there when I initially pulled off. I had to get out of the car and act like I was getting something out of the trunk. Cop came out and asked what I was doing... if everything was ok, etc.
Not wanting to drive past the next exit (as the one after was another 11 miles away), I drove just out of sight of the last place I pulled over. Kept waiting to see him come around the bend...
One of those situations where neither of us could wait 'till we got where we were goin. At least we didn't get busted in the process.
Now that's pretty cool! All of us Mustang people so near each other!
Backyard Mechanic: I could throw a stone and hit the Dephi building (formerly Inland plant in Vandalia.). Not really, but I'm just a couple blocks over from it. My Grandpa (Riegle) worked there. He's been dead way before I was born. He died in '53.
Katmandu: My brother is mentally disabled. He is autistic and works for RTT off of Falseway (sp?) in Troy. Kinda over near the library, but on the north side of the river. I'm kinda nerdy and visit the Troy library now and then. If you see a guy with a near buzz haircut and coke bottle thick glasses driving a fire red metallic 03 GT, well, chances are it is me!
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