Stupid new person questions

[Seraph]

Originally posted by Mr. Pockets


I have very long legs and I wear size 13 shoes - usually mid hikers. I have never had a problem with the footwell on the driver's side, but I have noticed that the footwell on the passenger side is oddly-shaped. I wouldn't call it uncomfortable, just odd.

Try that footwell on the passenger side of a 95 camaro. What we have in the SVX is a whole new world.

Lwin

[Mr. Pockets]

Originally posted by Seraphim


Try that footwell on the passenger side of a 95 camaro.
Lwin

No, thanks.

[svxter]

I do mostly highway driving - 27mpg is typical, averaging around 70mph.

I'm right at 6', 225 and wear 101/2 shoes. I've never had any complaint about foot room.

It's a great highway car - not a great dragster, as has been pointed out, but really lively from 60 or so, on up.

[Beav]

Originally posted by Mr. Pockets


I have very long legs and I wear size 13 shoes - usually mid hikers. I have never had a problem with the footwell on the driver's side, but I have noticed that the footwell on the passenger side is oddly-shaped. I wouldn't call it uncomfortable, just odd.

Ditto on the legs and peds, however I've been thinking about trimming the right side of the brake pedal a bit. Sneakers and dress shoes aren't a problem but my orthopedic wedgies catch the brake pedal occasionally.

Beav

Just for the record, I'm 6'0" 400+ lbs with size
16 shoes, I fit just fine. I have to put my feet
just right to get in, but once in, everything fits
fine.

Originally posted by svxpete
The question of fitting in the car made me wonder, doesn't
anyone with large feet have a problem? Noone mentioned it, but
I wear size 9 shoes and am constantly kicking something under
the dash. The passenger space has really smaller foot space, so
I think most any passenger would have to put there feet other
than with toes pointing up. With your being large, the tilt and telescoping steering wheel should help though.