Cerbs and snow......

[andy4200]

Was brave enough to venture out yesterday to go down to the snowdome in Castleford and have to say it was interesting driving the beast in the snow

Wasn't too bad mostly once I'd slid myself sideways out of the driveway but the fun started on the way up the hill to my flat on the way back.

It's a single lane road with a passing place and the resident to55er, and his wife, in seperate cars I add, on seeing me coming up the hill at an angle with a fair bit of wheelspin decided to start coming down the hill.
WARS!!!! Had to get that off my chest cause the made me stop right at the speed bumps when I already had a run going.

Anyway, they thought I would move an let them past. Bo11ox to that, I just kept going and let them try and squeeze past my wildy swinging plastic car.
Maybe next time they'll think twice about doing that!!!!

Anyway all back in the garage in one piece thanks to my mate holding the back end straight while I reversed in.

[malman]

Having only had the Cerb for a month, opening the curtains to see 3 inches of snow the other day brought the choice of take the Cerb or take the company Saxo. I chickened out and took the Saxo. I used to drive the Chim in the snow so the Cerb should be easier but I'm still not over the wallet shock yet

[gbbird]

i note from your recent post that you live near Cas.

Although i live in Leighton Buzzard, the rest of the family are up in Castleford so i am there often but have'nt seen many Cerbs. Must meet up when i am there next?

[andy4200]

gbbird said:

i note from your recent post that you live near Cas.

I normally terrorise the locals in N. Leeds but I go down to the Xscape or to see a few friends in Wakefield.
MOD500 is in near Wakefield and I've seen a Tuscan down that way aswell.