When I was a child our dad drove this seasoned ‘68 Chevy Suburban.
The people I was with and I took that truck everywhere as well as had a lot of fun.
The people I was with and I would go hiking as well as biking as well as camping in that truck! Occasionally the two of us would get our shoes all wet as well as our dad would take the shoes as well as put them on top of the air intake filter under the engine. I would be upset that the shoes would fall off as well as get lost but they never did. Instead, he would drive condo as well as the two of us would have nice warm, dry shoes by the time the two of us got home. I miss those mornings occasionally. I still do a lot of outdoor activities but cars don’t have big air intake filters on top of their engines anymore. They now have tiny little plastic filter covers off to the side. So when our feet get wet I just take off our shoes, crank up the furnace in the motorcar as well as then still have wet shoes when I get home. I hobble in the home with bare feet as well as put our shoes over the vent for our forced air oil furnace as well as our shoes are dry by afternoon. Of course, I now own more than one pair of shoes. I generally didn’t as a kid. So it is not a large deal if our shoes don’t dry swiftly over the oil furnace vent. I am also aware that they make shoe gas furnaces now that are designed to dry out your wet shoes. Still, nothing could compare to the seasoned way of drying them. I miss those mornings.