just saw this thread on piston heads
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/...=One+for+the+girls,+best+and+worst+car+(date)
and by the second post the panda already got a mention!
So as panda drivers, how much success with the opposite has the panda brought you?
I lost my virginity in the front seat of my panda
The girl in question had seen the car in question and commented about how she could hear the exhaust (which had fallen off some months previously) at all hours of the night and day and that her dad would kill her if he knew she was in this deathtrap :bang: she also commented on how tidy it was for an older car (pranged it about 18 months later though) It all went well until the end and she rested back on the steering wheel and set the horn off :yum:
When I dropped her off (about half a mile from her house so her father hopefully couldnt hear the exhaust) she had difficulty opening the passenger door and I joking said she was trapped in the car forever HAHAHA which she nervously laughed along with.
We are still great friends to this day and every time she sees my poorly little sorned and car rotting away on the drive she flirtatiously jokingly tells me that when I get it on the road again I should take her for a ride and then she will... er. Even given that incentive the car has still been off the road since october
Hope this is not too risque for the family friendly nature of this forum.
But logistically, front seat all the way back and back support down seem to be the best for the lazy like me. Alternatively passenger seat all the way back and down.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/...=One+for+the+girls,+best+and+worst+car+(date)
and by the second post the panda already got a mention!
So as panda drivers, how much success with the opposite has the panda brought you?
I lost my virginity in the front seat of my panda
The girl in question had seen the car in question and commented about how she could hear the exhaust (which had fallen off some months previously) at all hours of the night and day and that her dad would kill her if he knew she was in this deathtrap :bang: she also commented on how tidy it was for an older car (pranged it about 18 months later though
) It all went well until the end and she rested back on the steering wheel and set the horn off :yum:When I dropped her off (about half a mile from her house so her father hopefully couldnt hear the exhaust) she had difficulty opening the passenger door and I joking said she was trapped in the car forever HAHAHA which she nervously laughed along with.
We are still great friends to this day and every time she sees my poorly little sorned and car rotting away on the drive she flirtatiously jokingly tells me that when I get it on the road again I should take her for a ride and then she will... er. Even given that incentive the car has still been off the road since october
Hope this is not too risque for the family friendly nature of this forum.
But logistically, front seat all the way back and back support down seem to be the best for the lazy like me. Alternatively passenger seat all the way back and down.
