Quote:
Originally Posted by barnfind08
I have a lot of 1 seat cars but when I want to take people with once in a while(which is more fun) you need 2 seats. I find the 4 drs in the young hot rod family more than the old men in hot rod family. Especially 32’s. Try to go to a car lot today and find a 2dr car.
|
Yep. Our '32's are fun and also "cozy". Our formula for entry is Foot, Butt, other foot and try not to damage the kick panel. Hard to do when a size 12 shoe comes into play. Once in with your passenger it is indeed up close and personal. I've always preferred 4 doors and frankly am surprised they aren't in higher demand. When I was about 16 my Uncle bought a '39 Four door standard. I remember getting in the drIvers seat, putting the seat all the way aft, then getting out and sitting in the back seat. There was still ample room to stretch one's legs. It is indeed enjoyable to include more than one passenger on a cruise, especially for grandkids. They love the rumble seat but they are not allowed in it in modern traffic.