Oh redimps that bought back memories, my first car was a red spitfire - ELL647CI have the roof down with just a little rain cos I'm barking mad some times.
like my Triumph Spitfire over 50 mph it don't come in
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Limousin is a superb place to drive, long roads with hardly any traffic and also the long twisting roads with lots of bends to have some fun, lucky there is so little traffic!!!! I have been to Grenoble last October, drove down to the South of France from Haute Vienne, along the Corniche and then up the Route Napoleon to Grenoble, then back home, the weather was bril and so was the driving, you live in a beautiful place.I try and drive roof down as often as I can... Since last week-end, tempareture if is high 30's (Celsius) heer in Grenoble (northern part of south-eastern France)... SO roof is down in eh morning to drive 25kms to work, adn down when driving back home in the evening.. It is also down when taking a drive for sports or quick byte outside o the office, over lunch... ;-)
Taunya, Limousin must be a great place to drive at gentle speeds roof down, lovely scenery there!
Fred
You must be getting soft in the USA, you don't need heated seats, just wear a coat and have the heater on, it comes on automatically in my Eos anyway!! Guess it doesn't really matter as long as you enjoy your Eos, great if you can have the top down as well.Any day that it is not raining and the temperature is 10C/50F is top down day IF you have heated seats!
That sounds a great EOS convoy drive to me!Limousin is a superb place to drive, long roads with hardly any traffic and also the long twisting roads with lots of bends to have some fun, lucky there is so little traffic!!!! I have been to Grenoble last October, drove down to the South of France from Haute Vienne, along the Corniche and then up the Route Napoleon to Grenoble, then back home, the weather was bril and so was the driving, you live in a beautiful place.
Taunya
Limousin is a superb place to drive, long roads with hardly any traffic and also the long twisting roads with lots of bends to have some fun, lucky there is so little traffic!!!! I have been to Grenoble last October, drove down to the South of France from Haute Vienne, along the Corniche and then up the Route Napoleon to Grenoble, then back home, the weather was bril and so was the driving, you live in a beautiful place.
Taunya