02-25-2007, 08:56 PM
[quote Greg the dogsitter]but the car has a wall on one side and a structural support pole on the other.
So, what changes every time you park, the width of the car, or the placement of the structures in the garage?
Put a mark on the floor, or some sort of "bump" and bobs your uncle.
Or, look how far you are from the closest structure on the drivers side of the vehicle. Useless if the width of the vehicle changes randomly. You got a rubber car?
BGnR
You want to pilot a Hi-Perf car but you can't park.
Yes, you have to be able to judge distance if you want to be a good driver.
So, what changes every time you park, the width of the car, or the placement of the structures in the garage?
Put a mark on the floor, or some sort of "bump" and bobs your uncle.
Or, look how far you are from the closest structure on the drivers side of the vehicle. Useless if the width of the vehicle changes randomly. You got a rubber car?
BGnR
You want to pilot a Hi-Perf car but you can't park.
Yes, you have to be able to judge distance if you want to be a good driver.