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28th January 2003, 16:37
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| I'm a Bronze Member   Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Southeastern US I am Female
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Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6  |  I need to get away from this ugly shoe! lol, so here it goes: My hubbie is an absolute car maniac, and it is his business as well, so when people drive by my house they think more than just 2 adults live there: 1980 Black on black Mercedes 1973 Opel GT 1968 Crewcab bus 1974 Cadillac convertible 1968 Dune Buggy 1968 Amante GT kit car 1968 Ghia convertible (and yes all are on the road cars) I won't even go into the projects we have! XO Babe in Heels |
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2nd April 2003, 20:29
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| Banned Users  Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Frankfurt, Germany Age: 56 I am Male
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My Mood:  Rep Power: 0 | Mitsubishi Colt - a compact car because I'm a single. It' s big enough for my 6.4 inches. But unfortunately only without wearing heels. So I'm driving normally barefoot, putting my heels in front of the neighbour seat. That's more comfortable and also more secure. micha |
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2nd April 2003, 21:28
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| I'm a Silver Member  Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: USA I am Male
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Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 13 | Gray 1996 Mazda MX-6, V6, 5-speed manual. Looks sporty but no guts. I've brought a pair of 6 inch spike-heeled court shoes into the car, changed into them, and tried to drive with them on. It's very difficult for me to operate the clutch.
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3rd April 2003, 01:27
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| I'm a Silver Member  Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: France Age: 47 I am Male
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Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 12 | I would like to add that my car is not at all heel friendly, it wasn't designed to be so. What is the most "heel friendly" car? It doesn't have to be sporty  |
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3rd April 2003, 02:09
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| I'm a Silver Member  Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: usa I am Male
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My Mood:  Rep Power: 15 | Well.. my Jeep wouldnt exactly fall into the heel friendly catagory.. nor will the places it can get to.. [img] http://www.balletboots.net/dt5.jpb [/img] Although, I have had decent experience driving my astro van (work van) in the mornings/afternoons wearing heels, but thats mostly before or after rush hour on a pretty long boring road. Although, if looking for a reason to keep a pair of driving shoes with the car a Lotus wouldnt be a bad one. Seeya Jim |
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4th April 2003, 21:18
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| I'm a Gold Member   Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Midlands, UK
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Thanks: 0 Thanked 17 Times in 17 Posts Rep Power: 26 | Wow! I used to do some off-roading, but I always wanted to get home in one piece, so I never tried anything like that!
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5th April 2003, 19:12
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| I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: usa I am Male
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My Mood: Rep Power: 15 | Tellico area maybe? I'm planning a trip up there soon actually.. see what a stock TJ rubicon is capable of, and what I really need to modify. Should be a fun run... I just need to clear out a fri-mon that my b/f can get up there. He's got a few 'odd' friends in Atlanta he wants to visit while we are up there. Seeya Jim |
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