MkII S spoiler storage area

[andyvdg]

Went to work today. Put my organiser down on the boot, opened the garage door, got the car out, closed the door, drove to work over a series of NSL roads involving good acceleration, braking and corning.

Got to work, still found my organiser in the dimple of the rear spoiler. So it does have a use

Cheers,

Andy.

[basil brush]

And you assumed TVR didn't include practical considerations in their designs.

I once drove to work with a pair of shoes on the roof of my car, wondering why people were laughing at me.

[R555SSH]

A group of thugs waved my neighbour down in Zimbabwe. They bundled him out of his car at gunpoint, then drove off with his Landcruiser.

They returned about half a minute later, letting his mother out quite politely. She had been sat quietly terrified in the back.

Not particularly relevant to Tuscans, unless you keep your mother in the boot. Is it OK to do that, by the way?



>> Edited by R555SSH on Thursday 10th November 17:15

[almack]

andyvdg said:

Went to work today. Put my organiser down on the boot, opened the garage door, got the car out, closed the door, drove to work over a series of NSL roads involving good acceleration, braking and corning. Got to work, still found my organiser in the dimple of the rear spoiler. So it does have a use Cheers, Andy.

And my wife thought it was a useless 'flap' that made it look stupid. Her loss, my gain!!!!

[anonymous-user]

R555SSH said:

A group of thugs waved my neighbour down in Zimbabwe. They bundled him out of his car at gunpoint, then drove off with his Landcruiser. They returned about half a minute later, letting his mother out quite politely. She had been sat quietly terrified in the back. Not particularly relevant to Tuscans, unless you keep your mother in the boot. Is it OK to do that, by the way?

The same thing happened with my mother in law. After 20 minutes with her the thieves drove straight to the nearest Police Station and gave themselves up as the lesser of 2 evils.

[R555SSH]

unrepentant said:

R555SSH said: A group of thugs waved my neighbour down in Zimbabwe. They bundled him out of his car at gunpoint, then drove off with his Landcruiser. They returned about half a minute later, letting his mother out quite politely. She had been sat quietly terrified in the back. Not particularly relevant to Tuscans, unless you keep your mother in the boot. Is it OK to do that, by the way? The same thing happened with my mother in law. After 20 minutes with her the thieves drove straight to the nearest Police Station and gave themselves up as the lesser of 2 evils.

Perhaps the best car anti-theft device we never had. A mother-in-law.