sad or just hooked

[siwilkie]

dont know how many of you use your cerbies for day to day travel but im one of those who has it parked up for nice days. But when out in my wifes 4x4 earlier today a chimaera pulled out of a side road in front of me i was there listening to the cd in mondeo mode when there it was a shiny blue tvr. So i worked through traffic so i could follow it. nice to see how much attn it got, every passer by looked at it by this time i felt like going home to get mine out but then i realised it was about 10degrees i was sat there with windows on car fully down and cd off listening to the tvr in front the road was greasy and it was bloody cold and to top that it had standard exhausts so it wasnt that loud. so i dont know wether i am a sad git for following him for so long or its been hooked to tvrs .... roll on good weather

[hut49]

siwilkie said:

im one of those who has it parked up for nice days.

I admire your discipline - 'fraid I couldn't do that.

I was driving my shiny blue one around today just to hear the soundtrack! Being of generous disposition I also entertained the entire 14 floors of Kingston's multistorey carpark!


>> Edited by hut49 on Sunday 30th November 18:00

[siwilkie]

one of my many problems is i work for myself and if i pulled up in a sports car to customers houses they would think i am ripping them off...so i sometimes tell them after they have paid what i drive its good to see their faces drop when the scruffy plumber has a monster for weekends and a van for work you know what i mean, the type of customer who think your below them we all know some one like that.any way its nice to get out of van. you enjoy cerby more and put up with the slight imperfections...

[li'l pugs]

I drive my shiney blue one every day.............People seem to stare more when it's raining/ snowing 'cos they dont expect anyone to be stupid/ brave enough to be out