Frankie , I like the photo but it shouldn't be better with a thin cover on it ? (for the Z, I mean....
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Have one on order.Frankie , I like the photo but it shouldn't be better with a thin cover on it ? (for the Z, I mean....
Even in the absence of the garage it will protect better the soft top and the paint!
I was in Austria a few years ago to visit relatives for the first time. We were speaking about the time before the WW ll. Hitler made the people in Austria have there family lines traced back for generations. The results were written, verified and recorded. They showed me the record of our family. It went back to the 1700's. The earliest documents showed the birth place of my relatives in what is now Romania. My grandmother's family name is Magyerics.Frankie , I like the photo but it shouldn't be better with a thin cover on it ? (for the Z, I mean....
Even in the absence of the garage it will protect better the soft top and the paint!
With the snow and the cold, AC was really dead. You could have shot a cannon down the boardwalk. Seven miles of no one home. First, the door I came from:
Frankie, life surprises never ends! You should talk about the beautiful Transilvania....it's still in Romania nowadays.
I have pity for people who have to deal with flooding. When Sandy hit last year, I was over in Brigantine and saw things I've never seen before. When driving through the north end of the Island, I was really shocked. The storm surge was very high and flooded most of the houses. When driving down the streets, everyone had what seemed to be all their belongings out in the street at the curb for removal. Its an unbelievable sight to see blocks and blocks of debris piled high in the street in front of EVERY house. There was no "trash collection". Front end loaders were scooping up everything and loading it into 30 yard dump trailers. These trailers were taking this to an open area near the golf course to be hauled away at a later date. This, at lease, server to clear most of the streets. On the street where my cousin lives, only 2 houses survived. What a mess! What a pity!we live in surrey..a good bit of which is now under water!
we live right by the river Wey but are up on a hill so have had no flooding, surrounding towns and villages have not been so lucky though, Godalming was badly flooded and lost all power and the centre of guildford at millmead lock was under 2-3 feet of water.
my auntie in reigate has the river mole running at the bottom of her garden...it now runs up to her back steps! ,it has not flooded there since the early 60's so this current weather is clearly freakish in nature...
Frankie I can relate to the wood burner and cat scenario, we live in a 16th century cottage and have a wood burner in the living room and a fluffy white lunatic called Alfie who loves nothing more than curling up on a warm lap!...
I can now see the point in a hardtop if you are getting snow like that every year...maybe on in december and off again in march..?
At some time in the future, I'd like to look into this further. If I can find that paper, I'll pm it to you and perhaps you can tell me where this area is. FrankieFrankie, life surprises never ends! You should talk about the beautiful Transilvania....it's still in Romania nowadays.
Are we maybe relatives!? For sure we are , at least regarding the obviously passion for the Z3...........
I know how you must have hated to leave the car out that night. But I'm sure you must have felt very relieved just to have made it home to the comfort and safety of your own driveway instead of having to leave the car somewhere stuck out on the highway. Nothing feels better that to be able to make it home and get into the warmth of your house, a nice hot meal and perhaps a good fire going in the wood stove and your family around you. Home sweet home!!!! Looks like you had to do a lot of work shoveling. Last year I got a snow blower because the year before was record snowfall. Naturally, last year we hardly got any snow.
