355 on a ferry to Bilbao - easy?
Discussion
Myself and some friends are planning our annual driving trip, which will be around the Pyrenees this year, and we plan to take the overnight ferry to Bilbao. There'll be two 355's in our group
I did this ferry route in my lowered 911 a few years ago, and I was put on a half empty lorry deck when the ferry staff knew I might have trouble with ramps
I've not taken my 355 on a ferry since I bought it, and wondered if anyone has done the Portsmouth-Bilbao ferry in a 355 or a low'ish car before and has any tips or advice. The 355 front bumper hangs a fair way out from the front wheels and so even fairly gentle ramps and gradients can be a problem, more so than a lowered 911
I'll speak with the ferry company but it would be great to hear first hand experience
Thanks in advance
I did this ferry route in my lowered 911 a few years ago, and I was put on a half empty lorry deck when the ferry staff knew I might have trouble with ramps
I've not taken my 355 on a ferry since I bought it, and wondered if anyone has done the Portsmouth-Bilbao ferry in a 355 or a low'ish car before and has any tips or advice. The 355 front bumper hangs a fair way out from the front wheels and so even fairly gentle ramps and gradients can be a problem, more so than a lowered 911
I'll speak with the ferry company but it would be great to hear first hand experience
Thanks in advance
the ferries have wooden planks available for loading low vehicles , and i always request that these are used with my 355
these planks are even more essential for UNLOADING the car , if you are to be confident that you will not scrape the underside of the front spoiler on a 355 getting off the ferry
best of luck and have a good trip
these planks are even more essential for UNLOADING the car , if you are to be confident that you will not scrape the underside of the front spoiler on a 355 getting off the ferry
best of luck and have a good trip
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