tomcat59alan
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I've had a fridge /freezer in the back of mine, it was on the way to the tip.
If you've got air con in the back, you could probably re-route the ducting to the centre cubby box.
The ducting already goes either side of it, a bit Dremmelling and some duct would probably make it possible.
Of course, it'd also heat the cubby box in the winter....
The ducting already goes either side of it, a bit Dremmelling and some duct would probably make it possible.
Of course, it'd also heat the cubby box in the winter....
tomcat59alan
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Mmm, keep your bacon butties warm.
tomcat59alan
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Stick it down your pant's and it will drive you nuts all day.
Have steering wheel cover made from aluminium. Apply blow torch to entire surface of said wheel for thirty seconds before grabbing hold of it. Enjoy.
tomcat59alan
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Always coming up with an obvious solution eh Tony.Have steering wheel cover made from aluminium. Apply blow torch to entire surface of said wheel for thirty seconds before grabbing hold of it. Enjoy.
Always coming up with an obvious solution eh Tony.
Having an heated steering wheel in the UK is like owning a convertible and gets about the same amount of use.
tomcat59alan
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Unless you want to save on your water bill and shower in your car when it's raining.Having an heated steering wheel in the UK is like owning a convertible and gets about the same amount of use.
Unless you want to save on your water bill and shower in your car when it's raining.
Most of the convertibles i have had you could have a shower when the roof was up.
tomcat59alan
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Oh yes, the E type was like that new.Most of the convertibles i have had you could have a shower when the roof was up.
Oh yes, the E type was like that new.
I've had two convertibles, the E type and a Ford Consul. You always had a warm feeling driving the E type no matter how cold it was. But the Consul was bloody painful in winter if you were entertaining in it. Cost a bloody fortune running the engine to try and keep anything like warm. Many activities were curtailed due to frost intervention. Used to create some seriously firm nipples though.
tomcat59alan
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I think I bought one of your Consul's, it had stilleto heel marks in the head lining.I've had two convertibles, the E type and a Ford Consul. You always had a warm feeling driving the E type no matter how cold it was. But the Consul was bloody painful in winter if you were entertaining in it. Cost a bloody fortune running the engine to try and keep anything like warm. Many activities were curtailed due to frost intervention. Used to create some seriously firm nipples though.
Dopey
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Cant knock a P38 for that, you can shag doggy stile (with the back seats down...... apparently)I think I bought one of your Consul's, it had stilleto heel marks in the head lining.
tomcat59alan
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I broke a tailgate cable once, and she wasn't a fat lass. Don't tell the missus.
