Best cars for shagging in

on the original Mini they didn't recline either, they couldn't because they folded forwards as they were only a 2 door car.
I had a works van once and it was kept absolutely spotless both inside and out, I wouldn't put anything dirty in it. One day the boss did a surprise van inspection, he opened the back doors and was amazed to find the floor covered in a nice blue carpet. He looked around inside, saw the stereo and became even more puzzled, he opened the little cupboards and drawers until finally he came to the one with the bottle of wine and two glasses in it, "ah, I see, it's a multi-purpose vehicle then" he chuckled, then added, "oh well, at least you're looking after it, carry on" and believe me I did.

 

Well have we a vote yet? lol

 

They got creative post-BMW acquisition because my R53 has two doors and the seats both fold forward for rear passenger access AND recline back far enough to hump in, even sleep though little room to change positions so pretty limited compared to big Detroit iron of bygone days and of course vans, the best for that. We had a Pontiac Bonneville station wagon in my middle/high years, talk about plush. And with the 455 it wasn't a slouch on acceleration. The back area was ample for play despite limited headroom. And you had to pick your spot due to visibility in the windows.

 

Haha cool days. We had a Fury. Older, early sixties, I can't remember the year. 383 4bbl and the pushbutton tranny control cluster to the left of the wheel. It had a tendency to lay patches real easily. We got rid of it before I was legal to drive but I did have it out on back roads. I taught myself to drive while still in grade school. And when I say drive I mean including things like doing donuts.

 

Trust you Americans to go bigger and better. lol

 

Well, we try. Hehe

 

Mmmm just mmmm

 

How about mmmmm and vroooom?

 

I need persuading. lol

 

Things will look different when your eyeballs are flattened to the back of your eye sockets by the acceleration. It's enough to make you beg for more.

 

Sweet! An old truck in a friend's farm field is one of my early driving experiences. Of course our parents had no idea... I think. Hahaha That Fury we had was reportedly driven in JFK's inaugural parade. The stuff we get rid of that if only we could have kept...

 

Fun... And crazy!!
We made a "Motocross track". If you can call an egg shaped trail in the bumpy back forty that. Our "jump" was a bump from natural erosion. You had to hit it fast to get airborne. One time I was "racing" a friend, I was on my friend's Montessa 250 and the other friend was on his Suzuki 125. We would start at opposite ends and see who could catch who. So we're going around and around and I'm not closing in on him, trying harder as harder. I roared into the jump, went flying so far I went off-track and hammered some other bumps in the tall grass which threw me from the bike and I slammed to the ground. I saw stars when I hit. It was probably a concussion. But, full of piss and vinegar at 12-13, I rotated the levers back to their position and got back on. I never did catch him though.

 

This Sex Toy Gives You Road Head While Your Tesla Drives Itself

OMG!!!!!

 

Makes the extension of social distancing to sexual distancing easier to accept???

 

th back of a van or estate car ,for the in experienced or novice ,however ,a car is a car ,and iff you use the right technic ,then any car will do