Parking Sensors

momoyama

shimsham wrote: »

all the nobs on the forum if you cant give a sensible answer PLEASE DONT reply.

OK. Sorry. Can't help it. Women drivers are just easy targets. Like the Welsh.

jack_spratt_2

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

i like to stick black tape to my boss's sensors, drives him mad

:T:rotfl::beer:

jack_spratt_2

You could try a firm like this but have never used them so do not know what they are like
http://parking-sensor.co.uk/gallery/ford-c-max.asp

Its best to get coloured coded ones if you can afford too they look so much better

Bob_the_Saver

DKLS wrote: »

Parking has nothing to do with "girlie hormones" its all about hand to eye co-ordination, and practice, if your bad at parking, pitch up at an industrial estate on a sunday afternoon, find two cones, and practice parking.

My fiance can park anywhere, and much to the amusement of the rally instructor, she can do a scandinavian flick better than the Finnish.

I think I wan't my other half to learn the scandinavian flick it sounds like fun, but can I keep my sock on?:eek:

shimsham_2

Hi jack,Seen a young lady on the M1 today which might make you change your mind on that, Phone in one hand and a ciggarette in the other estimated speed well i was doing 75 mph and she left me standing,so i think its fair to say the jury is still out on that one.:rotfl:

Inactive

shimsham wrote: »

Hi jack,Seen a young lady on the M1 today which might make you change your mind on that, Phone in one hand and a ciggarette in the other estimated speed well i was doing 75 mph and she left me standing,so i think its fair to say the jury is still out on that one.:rotfl:

But, did she have parking sensors fitted?:rolleyes:

momoyama

Inactive wrote: »

But, did she have parking sensors fitted?:rolleyes:

She probably needed them to help her dodge other vehicles

shimsham_2

Inactive wrote: »

Get some driving lessons if you need parking sensors.;)

I tell you what you talk like a first class prat.

Inactive

Not at all, that was good sound advice, if somebody cannot drive without sensors, driving lessons would help them overcome their shortfall in driving skills.;)

dizziblonde

Inactive wrote: »

Not at all, that was good sound advice, if somebody cannot drive without sensors, driving lessons would help them overcome their shortfall in driving skills.;)

I know times have changed since then - but apart from the parallel parking sessions that drove my instructor to despair (I've already admitted I'm lousy at that - managed perfectly in my test though), I had naff all in all the time I was learning to drive about parking. Passed my test, hogged the parents' car and pootled off to the local shopping centre, got to the carpark and was like... ok so how does that fit in there then?!