Beltlines

We have noticed a trend with new vehicles for thicker rear pillars and higher beltlines, limiting outward visibility. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But we'll be too busy growing our hair back, losing inches off our beltlines and controlling our outrageous states of arousal to notice or care. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Blind zone size is strongly dictated by styling; the trend toward high beltlines raises the bottom of the window sill, increasing the blind zone. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The thin pillars and low beltlines give the Accord a feeling of airiness unmatched by the other two. ❋ Michael Vaughan (2010)

* Nappa leather appointments for the seats, top section of the dashboard, the beltlines, the door armrests as well as the centre console and door centre panels ❋ Unknown (2010)

The upper section of the dashboard and also the door beltlines are now finished in ARTICO leather, for example, while the centre console trim around the AMG DRIVE UNIT boasts an elegant black piano lacquer finish. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And even in the age of chin-level beltlines the Camaro is in a league of its own-I tried to hang my elbow out the window just like any decent American would and damn near dislocated my shoulder. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A secret of the PP2's grip is Michelin's True Sport Tire (TST) construction, toting high shoulder reinforcement, joint-less nylon caps and full-width steel beltlines, resulting in enhanced response and handling. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Bahraini bellies are now nearly on par with notoriously ballooning beltlines in the United States. ❋ MARK MACKINNON (2008)

 It’s getting harder to see out of so many new car and SUV designs, with recent styling trends dictating thick pillars, low rooflines, high beltlines, and smaller windows — all of which restrict visibility. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It’s getting harder to see out of so many new car and SUV designs, with recent styling trends dictating thick pillars, low rooflines, high beltlines, and smaller windows—all of which restrict visibility. ❋ Unknown (2009)

DK61727 wrote: Try putting easily detachable flags on the kids beltlines, like in flag football, and rather than "tag" someone with a "hard" handslap to the body, just a gentle tug on the flag results in a new "IT". " ❋ Unknown (2009)

Try putting easily detachable flags on the kids beltlines, like in flag football, and rather than "tag" someone with a "hard" handslap to the body, just a gentle tug on the flag results in a new "IT". " ❋ Unknown (2009)

[Atlanta] [Resident] #1: I'm gonna take the BeltLine to work today! Atlanta Resident #2: How?? It's not [finished] yet! ❋ Pectussian (2011)

[beltline] bullshiters are 'bout to learn the true [golden rule]: do [unto] others as you would have then do unto you ❋ @thedocwho2 (2019)