While many owners have complained about the rather tight fitting seats and would prefer Barcaloungers, I have discovered a benefit to these seats. Since having my stroke and becoming disabled, at least temporarily, I have been forced to use suicide ***** on my steering wheels. In my Jeep, there is little side support and I find that I need to drive more slowly or I slide around on the seat without having my second arm on the wheel for support. Not so with the Crossfire, there I am held firmly in place and can continue to drive spiritedly without sliding around and feeling out of control. Speaking of which, this is the latest in the year, by far, that I have driven The Ghost. Usually, it is under the car cover about the middle of November.

 

Jim, Keep on driving,, in a few days you will have both hands on the wheel again god bless jim b

 

Thank you for that but it will be some months before that happens. I'm not complaining, at least I can drive and I'm gaining some mobility in my left arm and hand. I trust that the Lord will take care of me.

 

I will tell you how i know you me and most others will be OK,, faith
you see in 2004 I had colon cancer ,,,beat it,, now i have prostate cancer,, will beat it too and as you come back the way you were... don't mean to get emotionally here,,, but we can do anything we want,with a little faith, just hang in there,, jim b

ps , trying to get my wife to change he name to Faith

 

I heartily agree with you, on every count. The therapist asked me what I was going to do for therapy as mobility returned and I told her that I was going to work on my car. I wish you the very best, my prayers will be with you. I hope we get to meet someday, maybe I can make the Dragon next year, maybe in the Fall. Jim F

 

my plans are too be there.