>It may be a little work to convince the wife but she'll be happy you took
it oo.
Do you have to ask her?
For goodness sake, bring the Triumph!!!!!!!!! We've got more low drag
co-efficient, halogen headlighted, zero (?) emission polyglot bedpans
flying round Europe than we know what to do with. They've all got different
badges but most look the same - boring! Rather like the people inside them.
It isn't until you've experienced mainland Europe in a classic softop on a
sunny day, with a bellyful of beer and the aftermath of a truly imaginative
French lunch, that you'll finally understand the meaning of life and having
fun. DO it - don't THINK about it.
If domestic "common-sense" is allowed to prevail, you'll regret your
co-operation on that front for the rest of your life.
Tell her that Uncle John will stake his life on the fact there are plenty
of places over here where she can get her hair fixed if things turn a bit
windy and many of them can turn up someone who speaks English.
On a more practical note, if you're car is that good, you'd probably be
able to sell it in Europe for far more than you'd get in the States. This
means you could then invest the profits in an injection TR6 to take home.
John Mac
Still polishing . . .
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