You tell him Sara, don't stand for it.
Tony,
Tony,
Hey that's it I'm sending the boys round........well,my two girls and Tom anyway .You tell him Sara, don't stand for it.
Tony,
Dare to be different I say! I personally love my caribou full fur suit with pants, mitts and mukluks and a pair of antique goggles ( I have several different ones to choose from) will post pics as soon as it gets cold enough! JIMHaha yes the jacket is proving the most illusive item. They aren't cheap! I can quite happily take a punt on a 20 quid hat but not a 100 quid jacket that could look completely ridiculous! (which is sort of the idea)
See I like to drive my car with the roof down basically so long as there is no / minimal precipitation. But your average road user doesn't really understand the joy of this (especially women with nice hair in convertibles). So when they say to their passenger, look at that maniac over there with his roof down then I want to actually look like a maniac. Then I can sit in my own little dream bubble where everyone is staring at me enviously in my dapper hat.
Unfortunately I do not have the luxury of owning a garage so my car lives outside. I think with any car though using it frequently does it the world of good. Try to avoid driving in the rain or particularly poor driving conditions but if it's dry then i'll take her out for a spin. Try to use the car a minimum of once a week to keep everything charged up and moving around. Also jets wash it off after every drive and try to wash it once a week regardless!Winter driving?
Wash your mouth out with soap.
My zed has put itself to bed and set the alarm clock for spring.
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Man Up @Poprin, short sleeves, crew cut no hat or scarf, heater on cold, wind break removed and the windows downDiscerning gentleman (and ladies of course). I'm interested in everyone's take on the best winter driving gear for roof down motoring? What do you currently wear, what would you like to wear?
I'm currently sporting a green bobble hat with ear flaps, matching scarf and some motorbike glove inners (slim for the controls but not warm enough). But now I've got my new car I think I need to get more seriously silly looking. I'm currently looking at the leather trapper hat / flying goggles / driving gloves and fur lined leather bomber jacket as the ultimate combo. But not sure where to source such things!
Possibilities so far:
Driving Gloves:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/WARMEN-Cla...l-softlines&pd_rd_r=Q8NHGVFT4K70P885QMFS&th=1
Goggles:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007D0J...UTF8&colid=193C6C69FFC6J&coliid=IXBMTY7AH98YG
Hat:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Leat...1478374775&sr=1-38&keywords=black+leather+hat
Can't seem to find a suitable jacket though....
I think best of both, keep the car dry inside a garage and take it out when its dry, thats my winter plan anywayUnfortunately I do not have the luxury of owning a garage so my car lives outside. I think with any car though using it frequently does it the world of good. Try to avoid driving in the rain or particularly poor driving conditions but if it's dry then i'll take her out for a spin. Try to use the car a minimum of once a week to keep everything charged up and moving around. Also jets wash it off after every drive and try to wash it once a week regardless!