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- Houtenziel
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I have issues with the top of my head brushing the headliner on most normal people cars, even with the seat fully lowered(sadly for the taller folks like me, most seats do not have this capability). I can imagine if I was the hat wearing type, this would be problematic. For a time my wife had one of the first gen "New" VW Beetles, and I swear that is the only car I ever felt had more than enough headroom. I could have worn a top hat in that car.
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- Houtenziel
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It's never a good idea to mess with any man carrying not one, but two Model 29s.
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- Fr_Tom
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When I get a car, the headroom check is one of those "must haves." This eliminates a lot of cars. I drive a lot, and I need leg room too.Houtenziel wrote: ↑Sat Jul 10, 2021 7:16 pmI have issues with the top of my head brushing the headliner on most normal people cars, even with the seat fully lowered(sadly for the taller folks like me, most seats do not have this capability). I can imagine if I was the hat wearing type, this would be problematic. For a time my wife had one of the first gen "New" VW Beetles, and I swear that is the only car I ever felt had more than enough headroom. I could have worn a top hat in that car.
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