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Help, I've gotten into the backseat and can't get out...
After 5000 miles, I discovered I hadn't sat in the back seat yet! So I shot the driver's seat up as far as I could and still function, then jumped out and jumped back in...into the back seat...just to see how it was. I'm 5'8", body built by Burger King, so wondered how it really felt. Well, I was pleasantly surprised! I DID have room for my legs and the back seat really was quite roomy! Only one problem...
...now how do I get up and back out?? Glad I had my cellphone with me...:eek: Hello, 9-1-1? John |
You know how I avoid that problem ?
I'm always driving. :nod: |
Thats funny i'm 6'-2" and have no problem getting in and out of the back seat.
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"Body by Burger King" :razz:
I tried this in a new GTO once, I had one hell of a time trying to get out! I don't go there anymore..........(the back seat) |
Originally Posted by MINI Jackpot
(Post 1616137)
After 5000 miles, I discovered I hadn't sat in the back seat yet! So I shot the driver's seat up as far as I could and still function, then jumped out and jumped back in...into the back seat...just to see how it was. I'm 5'8", body built by Burger King, so wondered how it really felt. Well, I was pleasantly surprised! I DID have room for my legs and the back seat really was quite roomy! Only one problem...
...now how do I get up and back out?? Glad I had my cellphone with me...:eek: Hello, 9-1-1? John The solution, as already stated, is simply to always drive - and to encourage any potential passengers over the age of 16 that they really just need to go buy there own MINI instead of being a passenger in yours. :nod: :thumbsup: |
Originally Posted by ChrisW
(Post 1616160)
Thats funny i'm 6'-2" and have no problem getting in and out of the back seat.
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That was one of the things I wanted to make sure of when I was looking at my MINI. I am 6'2", got in the backseat and put the front seat back into position. Actually fit quite nicely and I can get out just fine in comparison to other cars I have been in previously.
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You know...I haven't sat in the backseat of my car either! I'm always the one driving. Plus...I just don't like be the passenger, I want to be the driver! Come on...It's a Mini Cooper...you can't say no to it! You just can't! Every time I pass my mini it always calls me and say "Drive me, stud" Well my Mini doesen't say stud...or that it could talk...yet...but wouldn't that be cool if it could!? heheh
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Originally Posted by Goyo903
(Post 1616545)
You know...I haven't sat in the backseat of my car either! I'm always the one driving. Plus...I just don't like be the passenger, I want to be the driver! Come on...It's a Mini Cooper...you can't say no to it! You just can't! Every time I pass my mini it always calls me and say "Drive me, stud" Well my Mini doesen't say stud...or that it could talk...yet...but wouldn't that be cool if it could!? heheh
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Originally Posted by lhoboy
(Post 1616647)
Mine talks to me all the time. In fact I get into heated arguments with it when I disagree with the directions it's giving me. Has saved my marriage. I no longer get into these same arguments with my wife:sly: .
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Getting out of the MINI back seat:
1) move seat and seat back forward to allow egress. 2) stand up in back floorboard, facing the front of the car, bending at the waist. 3) while in standing/bent position, rotate entire stance so that your posterior section is facing the door exit. 4) step backwards out of the car. 5) straighten to full upright position. That's my technique!!!:grin: |
...I wiped out at step 2) ... :lol:
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Originally Posted by gokartride
(Post 1617676)
Getting out of the MINI back seat:
1) move seat and seat back forward to allow egress. 2) stand up in back floorboard, facing the front of the car, bending at the waist. 3) while in standing/bent position, rotate entire stance so that your posterior section is facing the door exit. 4) step backwards out of the car. 5) straighten to full upright position. That's my technique!!!:grin: |
Originally Posted by gokartride
(Post 1617676)
Getting out of the MINI back seat:
1) move seat and seat back forward to allow egress. 2) stand up in back floorboard, facing the front of the car, bending at the waist. 3) while in standing/bent position, rotate entire stance so that your posterior section is facing the door exit. 4) step backwards out of the car. 5) straighten to full upright position. That's my technique!!!:grin: :lol::lol::lol:LMAO:lol::lol::lol: That's how my grandma gets out too, literally!!!!:nod: |
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