Tight Squeeze by durleybeachbum
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Today my brother fitted a new exhaust to the 20 year old Bling-mobile, and it passed the MOT.
The tester said what a super car it is.
Especially for £730.
This is the driveway to the road from the garage at my brother's house. I don't attempt this myself, practice makes perfect!
See how far he has to do this for Here
I also had my hair cut, and installed Google Chrome as my browser as IE has been having so many 'temporary errors' stopping me from opening random emails.
All cured now!
Comments (20)
And a personalised number plate to boot. Looks good for it's age, and living coastal usually ends a cars life quickly, the salt air you see.
With a number plate like that I bet they all get worried when you drive along the sea front !!! Nice bit of driving.
Will be arriving at Poole Quay at approx. 12.15 for the Pottery place. Will fill you in with more detail later.
There's a secret to getting in and out of places like this. You simply close your eyes and put the pedal to the metal (that is, the accelerator to the floor!)! LOL Works every time (with minor glitches). Great capture!
This reminded me of the story on why many European roads are so narrow. Something about the length of a lance laid across a horse's saddle. I do like the personalized plate although it does not appear to be quite kosher. I never have these problems on the motorbike.
Mercy, that IS a tight squeeze! So many times, when I visited there several years ago, did I gasp, hold my breathe and shut my eyes because I was certain there was no way that two cars could pass by each other on those narrow, narrow country roads between the hedgerows! Somehow they always managed without a scratch. I was glad I wasn't driving! Great shot, Andrea. :)
Flipping heck how did he get out???
in either photo, I can some minor issues if the car stalled - how would he get out of the car? Great captures and I'm glad your car passed
I wouldn't do it either! Your brother is a prince! :)
Ah ha, always a new challenge. I have found that there are power folding mirrors on the market. Only problem is they cost almost 730 pounds:-)
My mirrors fold, not power fold but manual, and I find it quite handy sometimes. I haven't found myself in anything this narrow, though. Great driving and great shot!
Well captured!! How can one come into the car??
it fits !!! hurray !!
Thats not tight try a transit down a passage down a passage with the wing mirrors folded in the only way out was through the back doors , backing out was a bit dodgy.
Like how you made something quite ordinary intresting !!
OH Gosh! I wouldnt dare doing that either :-) I have google crome and I love it. !
Mine! LOVE IT. Google Chrome is MUCH better than IE. And I reckon Firefox is even better again! Give it a try...it's free.
Excellent capture :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
That is a very tight squeeze and it looks so much longer in the FlickR version!
That is a tight fit, no chance of getting out until fully backed in to the garage area. Another post I missed... catching up. :-)