WilliamH
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Look further forward. About 0400 just to the right of the steering wheel.
The downward slope of the red panel on the right points to the shift knob.
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The P5: What Would You Change?
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Look further forward. About 0400 just to the right of the steering wheel.
The downward slope of the red panel on the right points to the shift knob.
WilliamH
Doesn't it appear, in the photo that the seat is pretty far back (Maybe for a tall person)
Try the seat in your vehicle. Place the seat so the seat front top part is directly in line with the steering wheel loop.
Just my opinion.
Doesn't it appear, in the photo that the seat is pretty far back (Maybe for a tall person)
Try the seat in your vehicle. Place the seat so the seat front top part is directly in line with the steering wheel loop.
Just my opinion.
WilliamH
Elio Addict
No, I really don't see it that way. Looks like you would have to extend your arm to reach the shift knob.
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IIRC, when the P5 was unveiled, I seem to remember (someone important) saying that they plan to move the shifter rear-ward.
Yes. A convenient cup holder that fits LARGE cups is a must.
WilliamH
Elio Addict
Especially for a car used as a commuter.
Trusting
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If Elio doesn't put their name or logo on the back of the cars, I'm thinking of doing this. Wha da ya think?
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NSTG8R
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If Elio doesn't put their name or logo on the back of the cars, I'm thinking of doing this. Wha da ya think?
I want to keep people guessing!
I just mentioned in a recent thread; I always de-emblem my vehicles.If Elio doesn't put their name or logo on the back of the cars, I'm thinking of doing this. Wha da ya think?
And if a dealers name is on a license frame, I ask them if they are going to pay me to advertise their dealership; if they say no, pop, off goes the license plate frame, and I hand it back to them.