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#790633 11/24/2023 12:07 PM
by ChiroMog
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Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum, please bear with me if I make any faux pas.

My father has limited mobility (Motor neuron disease sadly) and just sold his pride and joy Jag E-type, I'm keen to talk him for a spin in my +8 (2001).

Does anyone have any helpful tips, gadgets or techniques for getting differently able people in and out a +8 long door?
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by Burgundymog
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Best I can offer is to sit him backwards on the seat and then (if possible) lift his legs in. Getting out is the reverse , legs first and then lean him forward and lift him from under his arms.
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