If you want you small car to be seen, make it 4 shades of primer. People noticed and avoided the primer Miata way more than they ever noticed the giant gold excursion.
If you want you small car to be seen, make it 4 shades of primer. People noticed and avoided the primer Miata way more than they ever noticed the giant gold excursion.
I thought there was already an "answer" to this one
Keith Tanner said:
20' of Cadillac with the front end removed does kinda look like there's nothing else to lose.
There was a comedian who did a bit about that. In a small car, the accident happens in your face. In the Cadillac, it happens in the next county.
RevRico said:If you want you small car to be seen, make it 4 shades of primer. People noticed and avoided the primer Miata way more than they ever noticed the giant gold excursion.
All the joking aside, this is truly the answer. Many different friends have proved that particular therum
In reply to stanger_mussle (Supported by GRM undergarments) :
A main reason my 2003 Merc. does not already look similar to that, is I don't want to give up getting 23 mpg on the hwy, in a big ol' comfortable car!
This was parked at the hospital parking lot for a couple days. I doubt that it has trouble merging.
Appleseed said:
How did it take so long for the Killdozer to be mentioned? That's literally first thing I thought before even opening thread.
I learned about road respect as a teenager in a 78 Dodge Snow Commander with a big rusty plow, headers and glass packs. Space was given as it was seen and heard.
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