I did watch them, just didn't take notice of the garage.

Who keeps a car in a garage?

The garage is for all the bits you need to work on when the weather changes and you need to be in the dry.
Cars don't mind the rain

well idk convertibles get a bit pissy if you leave them out in the rain and snow...

(09-12-2013, 05:59 PM)TenFour Wrote: well idk convertibles get a bit pissy if you leave them out in the rain and snow...

Convertibles? Rare commodity here (although an old friend just got an Audi)

We are a nation of estate cars and hatchbacks. Cars work for a living.
WHEN I get my Fiat 500 back it has bales of hay and sacks of bran to fetch and a trip to the supermarket.
This 'Spark' hire car is useless for any of that. It isn't even designed to take old ladies to lunch- nowhere for the walker to go.

Snow..... no.. no.. I don't do snow

um if you need to get hay and feed why dont you buy an old plymouth scamp?

(09-13-2013, 07:37 AM)TenFour Wrote: um if you need to get hay and feed why dont you buy an old plymouth scamp?

? Where would I get a Plymouth here

The town is about 3 hours away- full of lots of sailors

OMG!
Have you seen the price they are going for on eBay? There is one running for another 4 days already at $5600 and not met reserve.

$10,000 for a Barracuda. The first trip I took to visit my Uncle took me to a Civil war museum in the one he owned (in green) to get him to the train station in the mornings. We put the picnic in the trunk and it fell through the floor!

(09-13-2013, 05:05 PM)Rhubarb Wrote: OMG!
Have you seen the price they are going for on eBay? There is one running for another 4 days already at $5600 and not met reserve.

$10,000 for a Barracuda. The first trip I took to visit my Uncle took me to a Civil war museum in the one he owned (in green) to get him to the train station in the mornings. We put the picnic in the trunk and it fell through the floor!

well its damned hard to find a miniature el-camino i mean nobody really bought tiny cars in the late 70's or early 80's theres some chinese stuff around you might be able to pick up cheaper in the tinky tiny truck department

Have you been to Bermuda?

Everything is in miniature there it is really weird after flying into the US for a few days to see family then flying onto see friends in Bermuda- it's as if we had fallen down the rabbit hole with Alice.

Renault 4 are the French farmers truck. I've seen sheep in one before now on our way to Le Mans.

(09-14-2013, 02:31 PM)Rhubarb Wrote: Have you been to Bermuda?

Everything is in miniature there it is really weird after flying into the US for a few days to see family then flying onto see friends in Bermuda- it's as if we had fallen down the rabbit hole with Alice.

Renault 4 are the French farmers truck. I've seen sheep in one before now on our way to Le Mans.

i sure havent i've never left the USA but i have been to every state in the south and unfortunately a few northern ones, tennessee is my favorite but i like virginia just fine too