Sorry guys and gels didn't know.
By the way the video points out that the doors don't affect the ride height so kerbs aren't a problem.
I'd love to see them close up.
We have a guy in the village who has been crippled from birth (Guytou) he could do with some as it is hard for him to open and shut car doors. It hasn't stopped him razzing it up doon the bar and elsewhere all his life. He's 50 now but still up for a laugh or going laning on the back of a quad. When he got a car in the seventies his mates had to fit a CB and get some themselves so they had a "Drunk Guytou in a ditch" alert system. We have a wheelchair for him so he pulls up and toots his horn and one of us goes out and helps him out and pulls him up the 4 steps. If nobody is in the pub, or as happened one day when I was getting over some beoken ribs nobody is fit enough, then the eighty+ yr old owner does it himself while slagging him off for being born and weighing too much. If I could translate the profanities I would love to but most of them don't work in English. Mothers and camels and body parts normally not seen in public feature prominently. Not so good when you have broken ribs! Also this is a family forum.
Credit to whoever posted first.
Back to topic.... Great for disabled people.
P.S. He genuinely peed himself when I told him the "You've left your wheelchair in the Pub. AGAIN!!" joke. He insists it was him.
If you need something done quickly just ask a busy woman then get the f"k out of her way.