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These would be good

http://www.disappearing-car-door.com/
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WTF? Shocked
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I can see a few decapitations ahead.... smarts a bit more than the old fingers in the door. 2010 Disco XS TDV6, 2009 Freelander 2 GS

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Post #36468 17th Nov 2010 7:58am
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Eh?
Who sticks there head out where the window goes while closing the door?

It doesn't cut into the roof like a GT40.
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Re: These would be good

MICK wrote:
http://www.disappearing-car-door.com/
Post #36486 17th Nov 2010 9:28am
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Re: These would be good

delamo wrote:
MICK wrote:
http://www.disappearing-car-door.com/


Thats quite a clever idea - never seen those before - would these be as stong as standard doors though?

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Obviously left you speechless delamo Shocked
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i like it, but what about airbags and side impact protection bars.. ... - .- -.




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47p2 wrote:
Obviously left you speechless delamo Shocked


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scarey wrote:
i like it, but what about airbags and side impact protection bars..


See what happens in Molly Cuddled cars of today ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Laughing Laughing
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scarey wrote:
i like it, but what about airbags..



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Fox wrote:
Eh?
Who sticks there head out where the window goes while closing the door?

It doesn't cut into the roof like a GT40.


My Dad would tell you exactly what the bells sound like when your daughter slams the car door shut while you still have your head in the way. Shocked

Kids and a button to shut the door...

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Good, but odd.....
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