I already bought 2 door cars, and the witnesses didn't like it... I felt looked down upon, as it was a sin to buy a 2 door car.
Now imagine an elder buying a 2 door car...
by JH 63 Replies latest jw friends
The 2 door car syndrome was more prominent in my area during the late 60s and 70s. I remember the talks and counsel on buying 4 door growing up, but by the time I hit the age where I could buy a car, a lot of JWs had 2 door cars. In fact my first four cars were 2 doors. I didn't buy a 4 door until I had both a muscle car and a truck in my stable. Many elders that I knew owned trucks, sports cars and then a service car.
I'm pretty sure its an American thing - I think American's 2 door cars means sports cars. But I knew lots of people in the UK who had clapped out tiny european cars with 2 doors - they still had full back seats - it was just cheaper to get a 2 door punto than a 5 door saloon - in fact it was a symbol of being a good poor JW here.
Scotsman , it was common in canada to be strongly encouraged to purchase 4 door sedans or even better vans in order to be able to take more people out in service and make it easier for publishers to get out of the backseat.
Several young people were counseled when they bought 2 doors as their first cars as they weren't putting the preaching work first.
Damselfly
what is wrong with 2 door cars, it is just a matter of personal preference. Lots of elders have 2 door cars, some have no cars, some have 4 or 5 door cars, some have a bike.
So?
Danny