Trifle, but nice :) So far, plans… - Toyota Carina E, 1.8 liter, 1997
An approximate list of those small amenities that, after a more modern car, are sorely lacking, well, or just want to :)
1- parallel to the open door indicator (on the tidy) put a relaxed, but at the same time attention-grabbing "bell", maybe already noticed many times that I’m going with the door not closed :) In the evening, of course, it’s easier - an open door is signaled by a ceiling chandelier, which is always in the door opening mode and lights up red if some gate is not closed.
2- drop deadly not enough three-time blinking of the turn signal with a slight push of the turn signal lever - awesomely convenient when changing lanes :) Yes, yes, I use turn signals! :)))
3- I think how to implement the next very useful thing - turning off all the lighting after you remove the key from the ignition. A disgustingly nasty buzzer will of course report forgetfulness, but I want maximum comfort :) And again, I'll change the voice of this buzzer :)
4- well, I will most likely implement the polite interior lighting with the help of a signaling, but if there is hemorrhoid, then it is banal to pile a diagram: )
5 - I will bring out an additional, and independent from the ignition, cigarette lighter (or even two), one in the trunk, the other somewhere in the back of the torpedo.
6- illumination of the legs both in front and in the back, and naturally doors- you quickly get used to good things :)
7- parking sensors on the ass also does not hurt :)
8- warming up in winter will definitely not be superfluous :)
Points 6-8 will most likely coincide with the Day of Global Noise Isolation, maybe one dick will have to disassemble the entire interior, so I'll smuggle all the necessary switching :) Hurry up already :)
By the way, ideally, I would repaint the car, because this color does not even excite me , and it makes awesome age for an already not the newest-looking car ... Well, how it gritts, the budget will say its weighty word ...
For example, I don’t recognize any buzzer buzzers, they piss me off, it’s better to have a light on the panel, I have no problems at the expense of the doors, I always notice if it’s not closed by the indexer. like on a Japanese cargo woman, there was a chip of this kind of plan, when you turn off the ignition, and the key is in the lock, then when you open the door, a buzzer sounded, like a key so as not to forget (as I understand it, there are problems with this and all the Japs leave keys in the locks, leaving it in the parking lot), you had to pull out the key or endure this sound, which was very infuriating, and there was no desire and time to look for this squeaking bastard. of course, how often do you carry passengers. The lighting of the legs and doors is good weight, I already have legs,I didn’t begin to make doors yet, there was already a shumka glued on, and in summer there’s nothing to do with it.
After a modern car, a lot is missing - I agree! But in a modern car, there is only electronics, and in old ones - there is a soul!) So do not bother, of course, I have nothing against buzzers, buzzers and all kinds of reminders, because I'm used to them all already (I'm just in a tuning service I work, and all these buzzers no longer work on my ear) ... but everyone strives to adjust the car for themselves, so good luck in building! If problems arise - contact us!)
Desert-Side
Come to Moscow in the winter when -25 and try to drive off somewhere without a heater)
And so Quest - I wish you good luck in all your endeavors)
I went to Ulyanovsk all winter in different cars. And the frosts are worse than in Moscow (here's a discovery for a Muscovite, probably!). Minus 25 - bugaga :) Yes, this is a normal winter temperature :) :) Anyway, I think this booger is too much.
The main thing in winter is a good stove and a problem-free engine. And this hot pot, by the way, has a negative effect on men's health ...
You say the truth! :) Although cold weather is not current in Moscow it happens))))
PS Tomorrow I’ll fly there… in the heat… I hope no one will argue about the need for an air conditioner in traffic jams? )))))
Come to Moscow in the winter when -25 and try to drive off somewhere without a heater)
And so Quest - I wish you good luck in all your endeavors)
Boo, I don't understand why people need heated seats? I have never felt the need for such an option =
Apparently you just never drove a car with such an option - that's why you don't understand all the charm, when you started a dviglo in the cold, and while you clean the windows, a comfortable warm chair is already waiting for your ass in the cabin, not an ice stool! About heating the steering wheel, I just modestly keep silent)))
Shl You quickly get used to good things and never want to get out of the habit!