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Old 11-05-2010, 08:24 AM #20
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Ooh Jackie .. that sounds ideal. I have a little old micra, manual and with no power steering, so each drive is a killer. Can't afford another car though so it's this or nothing.

I find reversing really hard as any kind of twisting anhow, gives me pain . . turning the wheel just does me in for the next couple of days; same as the clutch .. but I', still so glad I can do SOME driving.
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