Here is my 5'6" screen I installed.
#3
RE: Here is my 5'6" screen I installed.
Thanks!
I was thinking about that, but I'm so good at backing up from doing it twice a day into a tiny parking spot, I honestly don't need one. It would be more of a novelty thing then anything.
I was thinking about that, but I'm so good at backing up from doing it twice a day into a tiny parking spot, I honestly don't need one. It would be more of a novelty thing then anything.
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RE: Here is my 5'6" screen I installed.
I already thought of that one. The power switch I installed is right by my knee, and I can reach it in a second. It has a little LED on it so I can see it and power it on and off in a heartbeat. My other idea, is IF it's caught on, I'll just say it's a GPS and have a DVD of some prerecorded GPS video from my laptop, and switch to that, and say "Oh my GPS is frozen, I can't get it to work"
If I get a ticket, oh well. It's not as serious as speeding or wreckless driving I would hope. I'm not going to be driving it much and watching it. IT's only for really SLOW traffic, and I always keep my eyes open!
If I get a ticket, oh well. It's not as serious as speeding or wreckless driving I would hope. I'm not going to be driving it much and watching it. IT's only for really SLOW traffic, and I always keep my eyes open!
#7
RE: Here is my 5'6" screen I installed.
Well, I guess I could understand it, but I don't think it should be considered wreckless. It wasn't like you were playing bumper cars with people. I guess it's just a matter of personal opinion (or jeolousy)
Yes it's a disctraction when you aren't directly looking at the road, but look where I put mine. I mean you have to have tunnel vision to not be able to see the road. If you are sitting there staring it at the entire time, then yeah you have a problem ;-) but if you just glance every so often, it's just like looking into your rear view mirror. That's not considered a distraction though.
Yes it's a disctraction when you aren't directly looking at the road, but look where I put mine. I mean you have to have tunnel vision to not be able to see the road. If you are sitting there staring it at the entire time, then yeah you have a problem ;-) but if you just glance every so often, it's just like looking into your rear view mirror. That's not considered a distraction though.
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RE: Here is my 5'6" screen I installed.
I watched...[sm=oopssign.gif] I mean a friend of mine watched a movie on a long boring drive a couple of weeks ago and it really wasn't very safe. I would...damn..I mean my friend would see a car ahead of him and then pretty soon he would look again and the car was way behind him....didn't even realize he passed him.... [sm=yikesomg.gif]
Glad we have some LONG straight roads out here!
Glad we have some LONG straight roads out here!