Are you talking about the van? It has adjustable pedals.
My grand daughter is just shy of five feet tall and she has no trouble reaching the pedals in my 07 Accord EX-L.
My grand daughter is just shy of five feet tall and she has no trouble reaching the pedals in my 07 Accord EX-L.
My grand daughter is just shy of five feet tall and she has no trouble reaching the pedals in my 07 Accord EX-L.
My wife who is either 5'1" or 5'2" and thin to normal build sat in a What part of 2009 Honda 4 door EX do we not understand?????
My wife who is either 5'1" or 5'2" and thin to normal build sat in a What part of 2009 Honda 4 door EX do we not understand?????
My wife who is either 5'1" or 5'2" and thin to normal build sat in a What part of 2009 Honda 4 door EX do we not understand?????
Howard, we got the year, make, number of doors and the trim. We did not get the car MODEL so we do not know if this was accord, civic, fit or whatever other honda which comes in EX trim. Do *you* understand now what we do not understand?
Howard, we got the year, make, number of doors and the trim. We did not get the car MODEL so we do not know if this was accord, civic, fit or whatever other honda which comes in EX trim. Do *you* understand now what we do not understand?
Howard, we got the year, make, number of doors and the trim. We did not get the car MODEL so we do not know if this was accord, civic, fit or whatever other honda which comes in EX trim. Do *you* understand now what we do not understand?
Putting blocks on the pedals may be a better way of adapting the car, since it would allow her to sit safely away from the airbag in the steering wheel (short people are more likely to be injured by airbags because they often sit too close to the steering wheel). The other issue to consider is whether a short person can sit high enough to see out of the car in all directions.
Putting blocks on the pedals may be a better way of adapting the car, since it would allow her to sit safely away from the airbag in the steering wheel (short people are more likely to be injured by airbags because they often sit too close to the steering wheel). The other issue to consider is whether a short person can sit high enough to see out of the car in all directions.
Putting blocks on the pedals may be a better way of adapting the car, since it would allow her to sit safely away from the airbag in the steering wheel (short people are more likely to be injured by airbags because they often sit too close to the steering wheel). The other issue to consider is whether a short person can sit high enough to see out of the car in all directions.
in message Yes, we learned about this 20 Apr 2009 10:49:24 -0500. p.s. how do you access the usenet? are you using some misconfigured web forum? And why there is no address or name in the "From" field of your messages?
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