Secret switch (and other interesting observations)

On the back of my drivers sun visor I found a little flap, when I opened it there was some spooky old grey haired man in there staring right back at me. I quickly closed it. Won't go back there again.

B series clearly... :wink:

On a A series we get instructions on how to use 4wd IIRC.... :lol:

"On a A series we get instructions on how to use 4wd" :crazy:

that's handy Greg seeing your still on a learning curve :lolno:

You probably see him in every mirror you look in.

my bighorn has over night pillows in the front. but there a pig too get out as your have too drive into somthing hard like the back of a landrover ect. then the pillows just burst out the dash and your sorted.

Doubt very much driving into the back of a Landrover constitutes as driving into something hard ... what with no boot floor structural integrity.

@ Robbie they turn off after 15 mins.

On the interior light switch, i think it's a thing in older vauxhalls. But I never new that when I had my second car, a '96 astra f. For NINE months, any time time I needed interior light (Pulled up eating pizza with a mate and the like) I would open the door. Only when my friend was driving the car one night with me in pass seat was "it" discovered. (He drove a Volkswagen) there we were, 11 o clock at night, poor weather, just driving along when suddenly the interior light came on. I thought something had faulted and said nothing until my friend said, And I quote ...."Well... I was actually hoping for fog lights but I suppose this'll do."... Commence dangerous laughter fit at my pillockery!

The rear doors on A series Fronties have an ingenious little lever by the catch mechanism.... :shock:

...the purpose of the lever is to really stuff the owner when the rear outer door handles break!!! :twisted:

Every thing he touches he manages to break :dunno:

typical red neck :lol: