Away for the Winter ..

[JVaughan]

Well, after driving a mammoth 300 miles over the last 12 months, The 400SE is now going away for the winter (also due to the insurance and the MOT running out!)

[400SE Dave]

Noooo, it is too early. Indian Summer is on its way................................................I hope !

[TVRleigh_BBWR]

I've still planning on getting mine on the road this year.

[convert]

They much prefer to be used on a regular basis

[beacon]

I haven't had time to use mine at all this year and feel like I have missed out, so I am trying to get mine up and out of the garage this Year.

Wedge withdrawl...............bummer!!!!

[Lean Machine]

Remember.....a rolling stone gathers no moss! Regular weekend use all year round, that's what I say.

[mrzigazaga]

Tucked up for the winter?...Its only september..We have a couple of months left yet and hopefully its going to be a really mild winter...Now mine is pretty much running right ill be using it everyday..Even when its raining..Did i just say that..Yeah..Even when its raining..Ziga

[350zwelgje]

Agree with zig, will do a 'classic' and thus easy going rally in October and continue to drive it, as all other years if it is in working order, throughout the not summer seasons. Think I ended up driving it more in winter due to the 'special maintenance' it required between driving opportunities. And the salt as used on our roads is not getting to the body work and chassis.

Rob

[combine]

Drive mine in the winter when its dry on roads , great to have the roof down amongst all the tintops .

[Oz2]

Winter is the best here, summers a bit too hot I won't take it out when it's above 40 degrees

[vonhazelwood]

We always get snow before the end of October and it stays until April so I am hoping for a few more weeks of nice weather.

[TV8]

Amazes me that people do this. Just as many bright days in the winter as in our average summer now days. A bit colder but cant see that putting off someone who drives a Wedge?

[jmorgan]

Winter, cold air, more bang......

[vonhazelwood]

jmorgan said:

Winter, cold air, more bang......

Not when its 30 below.

[jmorgan]

30 below. Good point, thicker gloves needed......

[combine]

vonhazelwood said:

We always get snow before the end of October and it stays until April so I am hoping for a few more weeks of nice weather.

Where are you in Canada ? Spent some time there working in the early 80's , Alberta & sask , some nice days in winter when the chinook (spelling wrong) wind blows. Drove some nice v8 trucks and cars over there , those gravel roads are fun !

Edited by combine on Sunday 18th September 07:43

[Gandalf]

jmorgan said:

30 below. Good point, thicker gloves needed......

And bigger chickens Jeff

[jmorgan]

Aye, them were big cluckers...

[vonhazelwood]

I live in Winnipeg, or Winterpeg as some like to call it. We are too far from the mountains to get chinooks and yes a TVR on looses gravel roads is a blast.

[jock sproket]

just back from the rusty nail III 360 miles of beautiful scottish countryside and a great bunch of wedgers roll on the next run out which should be Skye next week-end with the rest of the loud n proud boys

loud n proud

sproket