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  1. 03-02-2005, 03:13 PM #1
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    in the seats, what are those?

    http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/frame...13&carnum=2215

    what be they? they look like bass backs, or are they seat mounts?
    pondering things
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    Get your todge out, and have a whizz.
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    todge eh? is that what the brits use now?
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    There are about 500 different accents, and use of language in Britain.

    so about 500 different names.
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    Lol......

    It's hoe you move the seat foward and back.......
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    Ah, I noticed those today as well. They almost look like a gas cap.
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    If those are really "liquid waste" holes, it's best invention since the wheel. I mean if you go on a long trip and don't want to stop, you just go there. It's so ingenius! I wonder why no companies have thought of it before. This would really be useful in minivans or SUVs!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf03
    If those are really "liquid waste" holes, it's best invention since the wheel. I mean if you go on a long trip and don't want to stop, you just go there. It's so ingenius! I wonder why no companies have thought of it before. This would really be useful in minivans or SUVs!!
    Scots have had them for years - they're called empty beer cans

    Seriously though, when we used to go on rugby tours the front of the bus had a milkcrate tied in the doorway. The back 1/3 of the bus was full of beer crates so the drive down to wales or across to ireland would only require one stop at most to empty the milk churn and we coudl drink all the way ther and back
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    that must not smell very good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweeney921
    that must not smell very good
    alcohol numbs the nose
    "A woman without curves is like a road without bends, you might get to your destination quicker but the ride is boring as hell'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf03
    If those are really "liquid waste" holes, it's best invention since the wheel. I mean if you go on a long trip and don't want to stop, you just go there. It's so ingenius! I wonder why no companies have thought of it before. This would really be useful in minivans or SUVs!!
    really, honestly?
    pondering things
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    <Insert Sarcasm>

    There connected to the Seat Runners, it's how you move the seat fowards and backwards.
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