Re: [DML] Door Open Height

["Mark Hershey" <dmcinfo@xxxx>]

Just a small anecdote-- my place of employment has underground parking but
spaces are narrow and I didn't want door dings. Turns out the D is low
enough to park underneath the garage's down-ramp. The ramp has overhead
structural ridges and both doors open up between them. Even have my own
dedicated sprinkler heads in case my electrical mods don't work as planned.

Guess I compete with the company lawnmower for the space -- nothing else
fits!

As to the toll booth windows and fast food, I always respond by saying you
can get the chee'burger through, but ya can't get da Pepsi.

\\ Mark
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Christopher M. Hawes
> To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2000 6:05 PM
> Subject: Re: [DML] Toll Both Window Benefits
(edited)
>
> ... I found your fast food example rather amusing as some of the fast
> food drive-in places in the UK have a low roof section to shield the
cars
> from the rain and an inexperienced DeLorean owner not knowing how much
> height clearance is needed would pull up flick the door open switch and
hear
> the
> 'crack' of the door mirror and scrapping of stainless steel as it is
> elevated into the roof of the drive-in - ye - ouch -!!!!!
>
> Attention is GREAT when is of the right kind!!!
>
> Just a thought!
>
> Christopher M. Hawes
>
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