New Interior/Exterior Spyshots!!!!!
05-16-2008 | 07:09 PM
#46
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Joined: Nov 2000
Posts: 267
From: Woburn, MA
I take it you've never owned a car with the gages in this location?
With your hands in the proper position on the steering wheel, your arm blocks the gages. If you buy a stick then your hand blocks the gages when your shifting. In any case it's very difficult to do a good scan while driving with the gages buried under the radio.
I don't see a cup holder? I see a cup, but it doesn't appear to be in a holder. In any case if you shift for yourself you can't have a cup behind the stick, of any size. On my 97 I have to use the Passengers cup holder.
With your hands in the proper position on the steering wheel, your arm blocks the gages. If you buy a stick then your hand blocks the gages when your shifting. In any case it's very difficult to do a good scan while driving with the gages buried under the radio.
I don't see a cup holder? I see a cup, but it doesn't appear to be in a holder. In any case if you shift for yourself you can't have a cup behind the stick, of any size. On my 97 I have to use the Passengers cup holder.
05-16-2008 | 08:08 PM
#48
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It almost looks like a classic ciggy lighter on the left ... but that doesn't makes sense with the outlet on the right side. Power door locks? Maybe some kind of ipod control?
05-18-2008 | 10:26 PM
#56
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Posts: 1,232
From: Orlando, FL USA
I take it you've never owned a car with the gages in this location?
With your hands in the proper position on the steering wheel, your arm blocks the gages. If you buy a stick then your hand blocks the gages when your shifting. In any case it's very difficult to do a good scan while driving with the gages buried under the radio.
I don't see a cup holder? I see a cup, but it doesn't appear to be in a holder. In any case if you shift for yourself you can't have a cup behind the stick, of any size. On my 97 I have to use the Passengers cup holder.
With your hands in the proper position on the steering wheel, your arm blocks the gages. If you buy a stick then your hand blocks the gages when your shifting. In any case it's very difficult to do a good scan while driving with the gages buried under the radio.
I don't see a cup holder? I see a cup, but it doesn't appear to be in a holder. In any case if you shift for yourself you can't have a cup behind the stick, of any size. On my 97 I have to use the Passengers cup holder.
05-19-2008 | 05:49 PM
#58
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Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 1,087
From: Chester, NY
I'm going to guess no. This interiro looks a little rougher to me. One question we didnt ask were how many IVER cars are around. We saw a total of three at Milford. One was parked by another buiding.
05-19-2008 | 11:01 PM
#60
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From: Springfield,OH. U.S.A.
I like the new interpretation of the IROC wheels, as '85-'88...more angular like the New Camaro but recognizable, and to me, more interesting than the flat bars.
I also liked the Ralley's on the Vert.
Interior still looks same, with the 2-**** radio (/sega)"look", and '69 console gages, and '69 IP with center section compressed.
It kinda does "feel" older than it is...
I guess I'll have to see it in person to fully appreciate it.
I also liked the Ralley's on the Vert.
Interior still looks same, with the 2-**** radio (/sega)"look", and '69 console gages, and '69 IP with center section compressed.
It kinda does "feel" older than it is...
I guess I'll have to see it in person to fully appreciate it.