Who makes a work truck with creature comforts?

[dragoneggs]

Mine was in my '93 Dakota. Also my '91 Toyota. And my '98 GMC. Then my '87 GMC "toy truck"...

Toy truck? You mean S-15, Like my '85 Chevy S-10? That was a toy truck! :thumbdown: At 100K it decided to route the coolant into my oil pan.

 

[oosik]

I would guess it kind of depends upon what type of "work" you want to do and the "creature" being pleasured. A while back I came to the stark reality - I'm not going to be coming back around for a second go at it.

So now I purchase exactly what I want. To H*LL with it, to darn many years of buying just what I need.

And I've given up the idea - I can take it all with me.

 

[Tomtint]

Did not know motorized tilt steering even existed.

Motorized tilt as well as telescope

 

[oosik]

Bone cold winter days - I DO favor the heated steering wheel. Not so much the heated seat bottom. My old, stiff, sore back DOES enjoy the heated seat back though. Especially with the motorized massage back on the seat.

Better than a trip to Suzzies House of Many Pleasures.

 

[dragoneggs]

Better than a trip to Suzzies House of Many Pleasures.

Wow... that's one helluva ride you got there!

 

[deserteagle71]

I would guess it kind of depends upon what type of "work" you want to do and the "creature" being pleasured. A while back I came to the stark reality - I'm not going to be coming back around for a second go at it.

So now I purchase exactly what I want. To H*LL with it, to darn many years of buying just what I need.

And I've given up the idea - I can take it all with me.

Exactly! At my age I fully realize that I have only so many years left on this old planet. So, if it makes my few remaining years better/easier and I can afford it I'm buying it. Those waiting to inherit from me aren't going to find a big pile of cash waiting for them!

 

[oosik]

SPOT ON - deserteagle 71. I couldn't have said it better myself. Even with practice!!!

 

[Industrial Toys]

Actually the motorized tilt is stupid. Aside from complexity, cost and possible failure (what then?). You have to sit there and wait for it, if you want to raise the steering wheel to get out.

 

[Rebeldad1]

Actually the motorized tilt is stupid. Aside from complexity, cost and possible failure (what then?). You have to sit there and wait for it, if you want to raise the steering wheel to get out.

To add to it how many steering wheel tilts EVER get moved once they are set? ....... exactly

 

[dragoneggs]

Actually the motorized tilt is stupid. Aside from complexity, cost and possible failure (what then?). You have to sit there and wait for it, if you want to raise the steering wheel to get out.

To add to it how many steering wheel tilts EVER get moved once they are set? ....... exactly

I have to respectfully disagree with you both...

I like my my power auto tilt and retracting steering wheel on my BMW. It's faster than me getting in/out. Also nice to have a couple of seat/wheel/mirror saved settings so my wife (who is quite a bit shorter than me) and I can rotate driving the car without either of us having to make any adjustments other than the rear view mirror. We share the car quite a bit.

I have long legs so I need the wheel closer to my torso than an average stature person for comfort. But that means it needs to retract for me to easily exit.