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Great to see even the older gents still cruising their C4. Went out to Mickey D's the other morning for a little breakfast and saw this guy! God Bless Him!!!
Great to see even the older gents still cruising their C4. Went out to Mickey D's the other morning for a little breakfast and saw this guy! God Bless Him!!!
I'm 73. Whenever I am in eyesight of my C4, there's not a time when i don't feel graitude for the privilege to "fall in and climb out" with the ease of an 18 year old. I'm blessed with good health and physically fit. For me, "FICO" is like a drug. Sitting in that Sport Seat, bringing my legs in, positioning my body, sitting in the cockpit, behind the wheel is intoxicating. Getting out... I DON'T WANNA!!!!!
Sitting in that Sport Seat, bringing my legs in, positioning my body, sitting in the cockpit, behind the wheel is intoxicating. Getting out... I DON'T WANNA!!!!!
I don't think anyone could have worded the unique C4 seating experience any better. Even in my moms C6 it feels like you're sitting on top of the car rather than sitting encapsulated inside a fighter jet cockpit. Some people hate the experience of getting into those cars and stepping over the great wall of china known as the door sill. I think it adds to the charm.
@conniekalitta "...some people hate the experience of getting into those cars and stepping over the great wall of china known as the door sill. I think it adds to the charm." F'n A it does!!! Probably the haters know they're not 'sposed to grab the steering wheel when they're not driving their fighter jet which even aggravates 'em more.
Last edited by Steve Swan; Feb 20, 2025 at 01:42 AM.
I’m not sure the old guy is using the proper AIF mounting technique. As you can see, his left foot and torso are still outside of the car.
The “*** in first” technique involves sitting completely down so the your head and torso are fully inside the car while both feet are still outside of the car. Then swing the right foot in, rotate body and swing left foot in.
Somebody should show him and make his life a tad bit easier.
I’m not sure the old guy is using the proper AIF mounting technique. As you can see, his left foot and torso are still outside of the car.
The “*** in first” technique involves sitting completely down so the your head and torso are fully inside the car while both feet are still outside of the car. Then swing the right foot in, rotate body and swing left foot in.
Somebody should show him and make his life a tad bit easier.
You may have a point there cuz i do the AIF, and it hasn't happened to me yet, but as one begins experieincing advancing age the entire body will only move in ways that are different in the ways it did when i was younger. I notice it in my hands the way i handle a tool or when i am doing more intricate hand work.
Old Timer with his C4
