Please Be honest
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Just don’t take any Viagra prior to entering the car. The telescoping steering wheel will only retract so far. You stud muffin you.
My butt ugly **** fits just fine, I just made sure to tint my Crossfire 25% on all six windows so I can get the young girls to stare in wonder.
My girl friend still gets jealous. (You can see a picture of my sweet babe in the user gallery).
I’m sure a muffin like you won’t require window tint.
BB
My butt ugly **** fits just fine, I just made sure to tint my Crossfire 25% on all six windows so I can get the young girls to stare in wonder.
My girl friend still gets jealous. (You can see a picture of my sweet babe in the user gallery).
I’m sure a muffin like you won’t require window tint.
BB
Originally Posted by MiniCooperS
As Crossfire owners I know you don't want to dis your baby in anyway but honestly, what is the deal.
6' 2" 225 lbs.
Yea i park in a garage everyday, and can never open my door all the way around. I found it best to open the door to the first stop if possible, then put your right foot in and kinda just flop in. Unless you want to hold onto the A pillar, no other real way.
Originally Posted by Romio
Yea i park in a garage everyday, and can never open my door all the way around. I found it best to open the door to the first stop if possible, then put your right foot in and kinda just flop in. Unless you want to hold onto the A pillar, no other real way.
I am 6' 3" 228#
I fit in the Roadster...
But I don't fit in the Coupe.
Ya gotta play with the seat then its like a nice set of leather gloves!...Not O.J. Gloves...
I fit in the Roadster...
But I don't fit in the Coupe.
Ya gotta play with the seat then its like a nice set of leather gloves!...Not O.J. Gloves...
I removed my knee bolster last week, and it feel so much better. I'm 6' 1" 200 lb and fit just fine when I first bought it. but definitely remove that knee protector will allow you to sit closer to the pedals.
Originally Posted by MiniCooperS
Hello Crossfire owners.
I am going to be buying a 2004 xfire black on black 6 speed Limited. I have a 2002 Mini Cooper S Electric Blue with the white top/mirrors that Im going to be selling. Some one told me that the crossfires have horrible leg and head room. Your knees press against the dash and something and you can't slide the seat back any farther to prevent it.
Another person told me that the guy who told me that is full of **** and that they have ALOT of room.
As Crossfire owners I know you don't want to dis your baby in anyway but honestly, what is the deal.
Thanks,
Justin
I am going to be buying a 2004 xfire black on black 6 speed Limited. I have a 2002 Mini Cooper S Electric Blue with the white top/mirrors that Im going to be selling. Some one told me that the crossfires have horrible leg and head room. Your knees press against the dash and something and you can't slide the seat back any farther to prevent it.
Another person told me that the guy who told me that is full of **** and that they have ALOT of room.
As Crossfire owners I know you don't want to dis your baby in anyway but honestly, what is the deal.

Thanks,
Justin
I am 6'1" and barely fit. I am more legs than torso. Make sure you take your wallet out. Or the pain will find you fast. On long trips it does get tiresome.
I say if you are taller than 6'1" forget it. If you want a two seater look into a vette.
Last edited by Bullseye; May 4, 2007 at 04:25 PM.
Originally Posted by Bullseye
Make sure you take your wallet out. Or the pain will find you fast. On long trips it does get tiresome.
The stuff we do for our pretty little cars.
Originally Posted by Mediacritic
That's the truth. Bugs me to take it out every time I get in. I put it in the storage compartment. The when I'm in a store @ checkout I realize I forgot to take it with me.
The stuff we do for our pretty little cars.
The stuff we do for our pretty little cars.



