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05-13-2025, 12:10 AM
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He had a 2014 Camaro and he likes the smaller size. He's a 20-something kid and feels that the Camaro fits better. He's more of a legs-extended driving position person versus the sitting upright style of the Mopars.
Where, oh where did I go wrong? I guess he's not man enough for car the size of the Challenger. 
Last edited by njsteve; 05-13-2025 at 12:12 AM. 
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05-13-2025, 02:08 AM
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I see those drivers with the seat laid back so far they can barely see over the dash.
Doesn't the backrest on the Challenger tilt back enough ? Oh well, someone will get a very nice car at, what seems, a reasonable price.
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05-18-2025, 08:10 PM
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LOL. I say the same thing! I get into anything he has driven and almost fall into the back seat. What's up with that crazy reclining driving style?
 Well, I guess we all had the "Detroit Lean" as the cool look when we were young.So I wonder what they call it? The "Jersey Lounge"?
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