Can I sit on my trunk?
James
Has anyone ever dented their trunk by sitting on it? If so, how much do
you weigh? I weigh 175 lbs and I always get the urge to sit on my trunk
and I'm wondering if it will hold up. What if myself and my date both
sit on the trunk? Will it dent? It's just a convenient height and
all..
Jason 00
I sit on mine sometimes. Just make sure you don't have those little
metal rivets on the back of your jeans. They could put some nasty
scratches on your baby. I speak from experience. (Scratched my first
car's roof this way... dont ask. : ) )
Jason and Phoenix (who cringes at the sight of a pair of 501's)
Matthew T. Russotto
In article <350508...@ix.netcom.com>,
James <jhed...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
}Has anyone ever dented their trunk by sitting on it? If so, how much do
}you weigh?
It'll dent. A little test pressure with your hand will reveal that.
And if you're wearing jeans, don't forget your back pockets have
rivets on them.
--
Matthew T. Russotto russ...@pond.com
"Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice, and moderation in pursuit
of justice is no virtue."
Andy Cohen
James wrote:
>
> Has anyone ever dented their trunk by sitting on it? If so, how much do
> and I'm wondering if it will hold up. What if myself and my date both
> sit on the trunk? Will it dent? It's just a convenient height and
> all..
thickness as a dime...if not less... and a lot softer. Heck you can put
a depression dent on it with the palm of your hand.
Jason 00
Hmm... all you guys say that he will dent it. I've sat on mine many
times... no dents. No deviation from the norm whatsoever for that
matter. Maybe because I weigh 157lbs (hey, I'm 5' 8"). Nahhh, my car is
just better than yours. : )
Jason and Phoenix (Who sports a well-sculpted highly-defined rear end
capable of supporting several adults.)
Eric Lucas
James wrote:
> What if myself and my date both
> sit on the trunk?
Say, this wouldn't have anything to do with the recent thread on sex and
the Miata, would it?
Eric Lucas
James
you're funny.
-J
Expmiata
>. Just make sure you don't have those little
>metal rivets on the back of your jeans. They could put some nasty
>scratches on your baby. I speak from experience. (Scratched my first
>car's roof this way... dont ask. : ) )
>
You make a statement like that and say "don't ask"?...Haha...now I GOTTA
ask!.....ahem <clearing throat>.....HOW?? and WHY??? hehehe
Cissy
90A White
Racing Beat Red/Blue
Expmiata
> Nahhh, my car is
>just better than yours. : )
>
>
Expmiata
>Say, this wouldn't have anything to do with the recent thread on sex and
>the Miata, would it?
>
> Eric Lucas
Hi Eric! Long time no talk to....I was thinking what you asked! ;-)
Ancient Earthling
Hmm... all you guys say that he will dent it. I've sat on mine many
times... no dents. No deviation from the norm whatsoever for that
matter. Maybe because I weigh 157lbs (hey, I'm 5' 8"). Nahhh, my car is
just better than yours. : )
Jason and Phoenix (Who sports a well-sculpted highly-defined rear end
capable of supporting several adults.)
Jason, What are you trying to do to James? The Spec's say,"22 lbs. Max."
on that trunk lid! I don't think he fits under that weight and I'm sure
haven't tried it. I bent mine with the spare tire! It weights 23 lbs.
and I had it padded well.
The Ancient Earthling (Black&Tan'93)
Geoffrey
But not in the cold, ofcourse, as one might stick ;-)
Geoffrey
timothy.e.jedlicka wrote:
> If you are worried about it, I would suggest removing your pants
> first. This should fix the problem with scratches as well as help by
> lessening the wait.
> ----
> '94M Montego Blue - almost out of winter hibernation
> Chicago's Western suburbs
timothy.e.jedlicka
Lance Dooly
On 24 Mar 1998 05:37:02 GMT, bo...@ihgp24.ih.lucent.com
(timothy.e.jedlicka) spake thusly:
>If you are worried about it, I would suggest removing your pants
>first. This should fix the problem with scratches as well as help by
>lessening the wait.
!?! Lessening the wait for what?
Rance