What have I done?

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Originally Posted by econti

Volvos will always hold a special place in my heart. As a kid Dad had a 850 T5 wagon. Went like **** off a shovel, have fond memories of being in the rear facing back seats, waving to 5L Commodores as we went past them.

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We had the rear seat in our wagon when I was growing up. I managed to find the rear facing seat for the 740 wagon with the intention of doing the same for my kids. The only problem is there was no approved way to fit a car/booster seat to it, and by the time the kids were out of the booster seat they're over the weight limit for the seat itself. So it was a complete waste of time and money.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Being a D3 it would probably stop.

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It doesn't need me fiddling with connectors to make it stop. It's perfectly capable of doing that all by itself.

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Originally Posted by BradC

It doesn't need me fiddling with connectors to make it stop. It's perfectly capable of doing that all by itself.

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Probably best not to encourage it then.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

People who put shopping, books or anything of a decent weight on the passenger seat had the same problem.

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Not to mention a carton of Coopers Pale Ale! Although, being so precious, I would secure it in the seat belt anyway.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Not to mention a carton of Coopers Pale Ale! Although, being so precious, I would secure it in the seat belt anyway.

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Its well known that 'mass' and 'speed' that causes damage.

If we helped you empty the carton the mass would be substantial reduced massively increasing your safety Saitch! Most of us would be happy to drink your beer[thumbsupbig]

It may be Kinetic

an Empty can weighs 15 grams. A full one is 365 grams or close[thumbsupbig]

v is 1 2 m v 2 https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/me...3833d1abeab74e its all ballistic in my view

Strewth! Having any of you lot anywhere near my beers would send me ballistic! [biggrin]

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Not to mention a carton of Coopers Pale Ale! Although, being so precious, I would secure it in the seat belt anyway.

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Had we even heard of Coopers back then? I thought it was all XXXX and Brisbane Bitter.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Had we even heard of Coopers back then? I thought it was all XXXX and Brisbane Bitter.

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I was in Sydney so it was probably Retches. South Aussies drank West End for some reason.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Had we even heard of Coopers back then? I thought it was all XXXX and Brisbane Bitter.

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You are correct, oh learned one.

XXXX Bitter was the choice of cold beverage in those days, although I think Coopers has been brewed since the 1860s.

Tin's post, above, brought back memories, some horrible (Southwark et al :spudnikhurler:), of the '70's beer strike.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

You are correct, oh learned one.

XXXX Bitter was the choice of cold beverage in those days, although I think Coopers has been brewed since the 1860s.

Tin's post, above, brought back memories, some horrible (Southwark et al :spudnikhurler:), of the '74 beer strike.

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Fixed that for you. There was some awful Tassie sewerage floating around then, too.
That strike was deliberately provoked by management. They needed to shut the production line down for a major update. The modernisation took six weeks, then the dispute was amazingly settled, quickly, in favour of the workers.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

There was some awful Tassie sewerage floating around then, too.

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After XXXX Bitter how could you possibly tell?