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Old Oct 31, 1999 | 11:51 AM
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Syco,

That sure sounds familiar. The passengers better hold on tight!
 
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Old May 29, 2001 | 06:20 AM
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LMAO. This topic is hilarious. The only thing I've done it hit my head on the top where the door seals. That didn't feel good at all.

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Old May 29, 2001 | 09:28 AM
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I haven't hit my knee for quite a while now. I do have a new ailment. I put rubber floor mats in and when it's wet out and I am wearing certain shoes they slip as I try adjust myself in the seat. My left foot slips and my ankle goes flying into the Emergency Brake pedal. This is much worse than a knee in the dashboard. I come screaming out of the truck hopping up and down with my arms flapping over my head.

Invariably, someone drives by, points at me and says,
"Look hun, that guy thinks he's done bought a Toyota.".

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Old May 29, 2001 | 09:37 AM
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What about those who have x-cabs - the rear seat belts are the danger. Whenever anyone gets in, they always catch their hip on it.

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Old May 29, 2001 | 10:02 AM
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Speaking of pain, has anybody else tried to drive their 5-speed with sandals on. Who put that stupid piece of sheet metal 1 inch above the clutch pedal?!?! If you foot slips up even a little off comes that toenail!

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Old May 29, 2001 | 11:10 AM
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Anybody try to flip the grab handle over? Instead of parallel to the door turn it over to be parallel with the dash.
It should still be usable, just pointing in the other direction.
I don't have the driver side handle, so I'm not sure if it would cause any visiblity problems.
 
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Old May 29, 2001 | 01:31 PM
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I have hit my knee so many times on the corner of the dash,that I have begun to wear the paint off,lol. Never have hit my head on the grab handle,though.
My fiances 82 RX-7,is another story altogether. I have hit my head on the side of the roof enough times to know better,but I still do it almost every time
Pain,is jumping up into the back of a box truck,only to find the cast iron door latch with the center of your forehead,hehehe,,,,,98

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Old May 29, 2001 | 09:32 PM
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Don't want to sound condisceding, but if your not smart enough to get into your trucks without causing pain to yourselves, are you smart enough to drive them without causing pain to others?

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Old May 29, 2001 | 09:38 PM
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Screwking must be height challenged.

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Old May 30, 2001 | 03:00 AM
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Man I have never laughed so hard in my life. I thought I was the only clumsy, accident prone person on here. I have only hit my knee once or twice but after reading this I am doomed. I hardly ever ride in the passenger side so I don't know about the handle thing to much. The one time I did hit it, I wanted to jerk the thing off and stomp on it, that is after the tears stopped. The worst is the hitch thing. It always seems to be below my line of sight (I"m only 5'7)and at just the right area on the shin to make you alomost uncontrolably wet yourself. THe stories of the glass reminds me of the movie A Night at the Roxbury's. Anybody busted the galss out yet? I had a freind you thought his pass. side window was down, that is until he threw his beer bottle out, now it's open all the time.
 
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Old May 30, 2001 | 04:03 AM
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Ya I did the glass thing when I was a teenager drivin moms car.Me and my buddys decided to do a drive by egging to the one particular guys house (hey he wasn't very nice) and wouldn't ya know it egg all over the window.Mom never did figure out why her car was detailed when I returned it to her.
Another thing that bugs me is the drivers side Oh sheet handle.I have bonked my noggen several timeson the stupid thing. Smokers Beware that handle is also right in the way if you want to flick your ashes out the window.I hit that thing one time (with my cigarette) and the cherry fell off right into my lap ( quite close to a vital organ) needless to say I managed to get it off my lap unscathed but, the truck now sports a nice burn hole between where my legs rest on the seat.It only takes one time of doin that and suddenly you are an ashtray only kind of guy.

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Old May 30, 2001 | 08:20 AM
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I never hit my knee on that dash till I was getting out of my truck yesterday.. Thank you for cursing me.... bastar......... Oh well...

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Old May 30, 2001 | 03:18 PM
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I don't know if ScrewKing is height challenged but he is Raoul Challenged; give him time, it'll sink in.

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Old May 31, 2001 | 05:40 AM
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Yes, yes, this is a bad problem. I am very glad to see that it isn't just me that has this problem either, I am a regular size guy, about 5'10", and I bang my knee every time I get in, it's like the "funny bone" but it somehow has fallen to live in my knee now. The second best thing about my truck is how the "Oh Sh*t" handle has been "strategically located", and the little cloaking device that makes it invisible for smiling, happy people who are getting in the truck. This hurts especially bad, because no one ever seems to see it coming. Also, it's a good thing that these trailer hitches are solid, because I would have probably beaten mine until it fell off because of what I like to call "The Shinbone Debauchle", which is comparable only by the pain of the "Oh Sh*t" handle-head summit meetings. Last, I would like to call attention to the **** rapings that are executed almost to perfection by the seatbelts in the backseat. It's like the truck is saying "How's it feel? Check my oil again, d*ck!" I am almost certainly convinced that the "Oh Sh*t!" handle head bangings ultimately ratlle the truck down to the frame, and over a period of time, causes the doors to crack. This problem is compounded by the dashboard leg-attacks, and the surprise "TORA!" from the trailer hitches. By the way, if anyone has the numbers for the TSBs on these problems, post them, I want to know if I can get them fixed, because my truck is out of warranty, but my head, knee, shin, and butt still get the same "Royal Treatment" every time I go near my truck. Thanks in advance!

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Old May 31, 2001 | 10:29 PM
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Had a buddy of mine that came over to see my truck one day... he caught the pintle hook I have on the back... that thing has survived a trip through a GMC's radiator and an Xterra's bumper. (Insurance loves that thing) In the same day, he bashed his head on the dreaded handle. Needless to say he doesn't ride with me anymore :P

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