What vehicle is the best kilt accessory?

[Frank McGrath]

My F series works well with the kilt. There is enough room to get in and out gracefully and it has a cd player for my pipe cd's. Short cab and short bed. The girls think my pickup's sexy.

[ccga3359]

My F series works well with the kilt. There is enough room to get in and out gracefully and it has a cd player for my pipe cd's. Short cab and short bed. The girls think my pickup's sexy.

This from a guy whose avatar is a 50mph barstool racer!

[Kilted_John]

For me, a Volvo 240 with leather interior. Easier to get in and out of than one with cloth interior.

With respect to the doorless vehicles, I'm not sure if they'd be 100% kilt-friendly, unless some creative tucking was done, to prevent having a constant Marilyn Monroe effect going on. Might have to do some research, if I can come across a cheap, beat up Toyota 4x4 pickup...

-J

-J

[Sionnach]

This is my kilt accessory on wheels. The photo is the day I purchased the Kia Sportage, it is a picture of a picture- that is why it is not so clear. The beautiful red car behind it is (was) also mine- a 98 BMW 328i. It was not my trade in that day and the leather seats were the best for getting in and out kilted.

[Wompet]

I'll stick to driving my Toyota 4Runner, but may I suggest a celtic classic?

And if you can get a model that comes with a statuesque, red-headed celtic queen, you're a lucky man.

[Deil the Yin]

OK now a heated disscussion on what vehicle makes the best kilt accessory and why, post pics if you've got them (my Ford Focus just wouldn't cut it so won't be posted). Sheep don't count as vehicles.

My thought would be a Series Land Rover or Defender. Why? It's the highlands, I can just see Jock Scot now cocked shotgun under his arm beside a Hunter Green Series IIa.

Jeep all the way, man. I mean- who doesn't love a Woody, right?



Plus, all the Yuppy fixtures with the Jeep prowess. AND just as problematic as a Landrover, but not nearly as expensive to fix (with the money you save you can put gas in it, too). So, yes, I bought it for the paint. Well, and the fact that I could live out of it if I didn't make my rent...

[Deil the Yin]

I'll raise you an F15.

Compensating for something???

[fluter]

Livingston may have something there: beautiful vintage MG.

Me, I'm happy to drive my 2-door Chevy Blazer. (Functional, for the various activities I do.)

AND still available with manual transmission, unlike the wimpy 4 door models. I don't want to imply that soccer moms lack macha, but jeepers!

Got to be a Toyota Highlander.

'79 Toyota pickup. You'll know me right away: it's the white one with the rust-colored trim.

Jeep all the way, man. I mean- who doesn't love a Woody, right?

Surely the best choice would be a Morris "woody."


My brother still has one of these---from 1967, last year they were imported here:

[JolyStNicholas]

Of course the "Big Horn" Ram is the "Best".

[Colonel MacNeal]

Definitely not a bicycle, or any automobile that is difficult to get in and out of (whether it be too small or too tall).