Asa Valen

just a travesty

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Hi to all the new posts driving in high heels. Keep the stories coming.

I just bought a pair of black stilettos sandals with extremely thin heels 6". My usual height is 5" but it was not a problem to drive at all. My new Chevvy Cruze has 9555km's on the clock, and many happy km's were done in my favourite heels, black classic patent pumps 5.5" heels.

We made a holiday trip down to the coast 3 weeks ago and I even went through roadblocks with the heels on. Luckily no traffic cops asked me to, step out. It would have been quite a STEP OUT!!

Cheers

LegzG

The Cop may be a ninja heeler too.........lol

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Jump----------> Van Halen Long Way from Home-----> Foreigner Heart Turned To Stone----> Foreigner Pour some sugar on my love -------------> Def Leopard Eruption ========> Van Halen

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Today was an awesome day! I found and acquired something I've been lacking for some time - a nice BEEFY car with some OOMPH under the hood! My friends went out north of Billings to Shepherd, MT where this guy had some vehicles for sale - amongst them was this sheer beauty - a 1971 Ford LTD.....2-door.....for only $300!

I knew I wanted to pick this bad boy up, and after a week of soul-searching, we went for it. We went out to meet the guy selling it and it is gorgeous! The body is just about perfect on the outside aside from some missing trim and slight surfact rust in one area, and the inside was just about as immaculate!

Here's the kicker.....she has a 400 big block in it with under 50K ORIGINAL miles! 39 years old and it has THAT low of mileage?? REALLY??? We plopped a new battery in it, gave it some fresh go-juice, and OH BOY did it run! YEAH! Needless to say, she's my new pride and joy, and I'm gonna have fun cruising around town once again!

OMG SQ That car is Cherry, Its a real beauty. You lucky duck, to find that car. Its a grand auto to have, they were the bomb new and were nicely appointed with amenities. Good luck with your car, its a great find and a dang nice car.

Best Wishes

Asa

P.S. I tuned up a many of them as my time as a gear head. Tough little cars they were.

Why the "less than 3" (<3)? Maybe you mean something else and I'm just a math geek.

The Symbol in math less than 3 is correct. However in this instance it is a Subculture Symbol that expresses the sign of a heart <3 displaying feelings of affection or fondness for a person or group of people.

Best Wishes

Asa

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A Bit off Topic may be but I wore in a bowling Alley one night a pair of clogs with 3 inch heels. In side of the clogs I was sporting some pink, red, white, and orange Toe Socks. They Brought Some Attention.............lol. But I didant care. I think there was some jealous eyes there but oh well, If they take a picture it will last longer.... <3 Asa

5 Thigh boots to my credit .......=0)

You know, Loves all you guys, and I hope that is the return. We are Brothers let keep that in mind. <3 Asa

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1971 Ford Mustang 429 Cobra Jet. 1995 Mistsubishi 3000 GT VR1, 1982 Mustang GT, 1986 Ford Mustang GT That's the Valen collection at the moment subject to change by the week

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I wear 6 inch stiletto heel boots as I drive. I have never found a problem the wearing heels while driving. Control over the pedals not a problem at least for me. I have driven in sneakers and moccasin boots and my stiletto heel boots. I have logged over 750 K miles in the cockpit with no problems related to the control of the pedals. If one feels their not coordinated enough to drive in heels by all means don't wear them. I have stepped on floor mounted pedals and pivot pedals with out incident to respect to the soles and heels of my shoes, since most of the control of the pedals I do with my toes and upper soles of my feet. Of course what works for me may not work for others. As for the soles of my boots, the treads are substantial enough to provide ample traction when the boots sole makes contact with the treads on the pedal. Floor mats I use a heavy rubber mat on the floor. Have not so far had a problem there. The heavy mats will cause wear to the heels and that's kinda rough, but acceptable.