Things you hear with the roof down

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Driving through a set of traffic lights past the stationary queue the other side a man gets out of his hilux pickup he walks round the back of his truck and opens the tailgate. Turning to the guy sat behind him he points and says... "you can get in the back now mate".

Guessing the guy driving behind was a little close before the lights :D
 
I did a similar thing. A car following me was so close I couldn't see it's headlights. So I stopped, he had to stop, I got out and ask the driver if he wanted a tow
 
So what's the best thing you've heard with the roof down on your Z?
For me it was coming out of Lincoln on Carholme Rd. on my way home from work the day after a thoroughly good cleaning session when passing a bus stop, there were 2 young girls and as I crawled past in the traffic, one of them shouts " Nice car mate". Really made my day!

Tony.
 
t-tony said:
on my way home from work the day after a thoroughly good cleaning session when passing a bus stop, there were 2 young girls and as I crawled past in the traffic, one of them shouts hairdressers car. Really made my day!

Tony.
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T................................=))

Tony.
 
So what's the best thing you've heard with the roof down on your Z?

Me and my mate @James Smith driving through the alps, going through a ski resort, a Frenchmen goes "Ooo lalalalalala" as we go past.
had a chuckle about that one. Don't think they have seen Zed's in France, we certainly didn't see any
 
Or how about the daftest things?

Driving in convoy with about 40 other Z,s through a town on a cruise, some spotty youths called out.."thay aint pwoper sports cars"
By the way, I had my hardtop on but the windows open.
 
around 15 years ago in my old 5 series. Stopped at a junction in a village in Brittany.

An elderly Frenchman walked passed and said;

"ugh, le boche" and promptly spat on the bonnet, he then walked on.
 
smiffy said:
around 15 years ago in my old 5 series. Stopped at a junction in a village in Brittany.

An elderly Frenchman walked passed and said;

"ugh, le boche" and promptly spat on the bonnet, he then walked on.
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My wife's father was Polish and was a prisoner of war in WW2. He would not have anything German or Italian in his house.
 
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