RE: IML: driving a big car in Europe

[Jøran "slayer" Vordal <slayerking88@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi list!

I drive a 1972 Imperial 2 dor and live in Norway. Some (most) of the roads 
here are very narrow to. And in the citys it's really not much space. But 
for me it's a great deal of fun to drive in the citys and on old roads with 
limited space. It's make my Imperial even bigger....:)))
And it's really fun to see the eyes of the driver i meet on these narrow 
roads. Some gets a little bit of panic and almost drive off the road when i 
meet them.
I have noticed that people who drives small compact cars, seems to need more 
space to drive and park their car.

> From Jøran Vordal, Norway.

> From: triggermortis <alan__harper@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Subject: IML: driving a big car in Europe
> Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 01:52:31 -0500
>
> So, what is it like driving that big car in Europe?  Do you run into a lot 
> of narrow streets?  Some of those streets have been in existence for 
> centuries, long before cars were invented.
>
> I was talking, at work, with some fellow employees, about driving in 
> England, Scotland and Ireland.  They said my New Yorker Brougham would be a 
> nightmare drive, especially in Scotland and Ireland.  They drive on the 
> left side of the road there, and my car would take up both sides of many of 
> the roads.
>
> Alan Harper
> 1964 Mercury 3/4 ton flatbed
> 1969 Dodge D100 pickup
> 1976 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham
> 1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham St. Regis
> 1992 Ford T-Bird
> 2001 Harley Davidson FXDX Dyna Super Glide Convertible
> alan__harper@xxxxxxxxx
> preservationist of our chrome heritage
> SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM
>
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>
> From: "Mike & Christine Trettin" <mtrettin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Email Address is: m.adam@xxxxxxxxxx
> Member Location: The Netherlands
>
> Car(s) owned: 1967 crown 4d sedan (black with black leather)
>
> Self-Introduction: The proud owner of a 67 crown. A fabulous big car, at 
> least for our standards, which drives very good. Drove us without any 
> problems to a 3000 km holiday in Hungary last year. Unfortunately my wife 
> had a little accident and crashed the right front fender and the fender 
> extension. It happened last year (2003) october and I still haven't found 
> the right parts. Wanted to sell it, but now we changed our minds and we are 
> going the store the car. In de meantime I going to try find the missig 
> parts to get the car into the shape it deserves to be. I've got the 
> original service manual and selling brochure.
>
>
>
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