Who commuted in their classic today?

[Strugs]

stevebrookman said:

Use the Senator daily and the Royale at weekends.

Steve

Massive soft spot for these, particularly the Senator.. bravo!

[rene7]

Glorious Autumn day for it today - pity I never saw anyone else driving a classic enjoying it
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Roads were amazingly MT.
Plenty of evidence of Ophelia's handiwork

[S47]

Agree a stunning autumn day for a Blast - the colors were truly amazing:-
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[Mr Tidy]

Strugs said:

Massive soft spot for these, particularly the Senator.. bravo!

Wow - I love them both!

Keep enjoying them OP!

[alangtt]

rene7 said:

Glorious Autumn day for it today - pity I never saw anyone else driving a classic enjoying it
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Location please?

[hogg968]

Drove to the office in the 928 s4. Passenger window was reluctant to close, but lots of repeated pressing
and eventually it worked. Car looks black, but it is a very dark metallic blue.

[s m]

twibs said:

Me... 1985 escort rs turbo...took advantage of the cold damp air this morning

Wednesday morning was particularly good wasn't it

[PomBstard]

hogg968 said:

Drove to the office in the 928 s4. Passenger window was reluctant to close, but lots of repeated pressing
and eventually it worked. Car looks black, but it is a very dark metallic blue.

I like that colour/trim combo. A lot.

Anyway, more commuting, and more struggles to find free parking. Eventually found a spot, looked a bit dodgy though...

[anonymous-user]

Current daily outside new gaff -

[Horsetan]

Breadvan72 said:

Current daily outside new gaff -

Looks a bit like Belsize Park to me.

[anonymous-user]

That is because it is.

[Horsetan]

Breadvan72 said:

That is because it is.

Ah, thought so!

I find the different architectural styles particular to certain districts quite fascinating.

[anonymous-user]

True, but that type of Edwardian house can be seen in many parts of London. I would regard the very large white stucco mansions that are further along the road as perhaps more characteristic of the Belsize Park area. 1930s mansion flat blocks such as that to the left of my place are quite norf London.

[popegregory]

Possibly a silly question, but fairly relevant. My TVR does not have commuting on the insurance - I do however drive it to work if it’s a pleasant looking Friday, so perhaps once per month. Is this sufficiently infrequently to claim that it isn’t commuting, were something to happen?

[anonymous-user]

If the policy says "no commuting", that doesn't mean "no regular commuting but just the odd one is OK". When you travel from home to work, you are commuting.

[popegregory]

Breadvan72 said:

If the policy says "no commuting", that doesn't mean "no regular commuting but just the odd one is OK". When you travel from home to work, you are commuting.

Thanks

[droopsnoot]

alangtt said:

Location please?

Here: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.2587655,-3.65741...

Lovely spot, I was down there a few weeks ago to see the Kites feeding, and had a quick look around the dams on the same trip. Need to go again as we were a bit rushed.

[Yertis]

Breadvan72 said:

If the policy says "no commuting", that doesn't mean "no regular commuting but just the odd one is OK". When you travel from home to work, you are commuting.

It is a bit odd though. If I drive one of mine in to where I park, and go to work, I'm using it to commute. If I take a day off, and drive in to the same place then go shopping, I'm not. Even though the journey is identical.

I insure mine for "journeys in connection with my business, but not soliciting for business", or similar wording. I'd rarely get to drive the things otherwise.

[sinbaddio]

Every day of the week...

[anonymous-user]

Yertis said:

... "journeys in connection with my business, but not soliciting for business"...

Good idea, else you never know what might happen!