You know, I've seen those car "bras" advertised in Vicky Brit and wondered who
bought them.
Assuming they have some sort of screen that also covers the grille and or
headlights, I think I now have my answer:
Anyone who drives across country in a TR-6.
Or
Anyone who drives in Kansas.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the drive through Kansas and was amused at just
how many insects were crossing the interstate in front of me.
I was glad that at least they didn't appear to have the bright yellow guts of
the the West Virginia bugs.
When I went out to the car to give it a little bath today. . . oh the carnage!
It looked like someone barfed on the front of my car.
There were so many LARGE bugs in the radiator, I'm surprised I wasn't
overheating.
I swear to you . . there was so much bug guts on the car that there were
actually flies crawling all over the front end as if it was a road kill
carcass.
Big bugs wedged in the head lamp rims, and in between the top and the
windshield frame.
If I had a really nice (cosmeticly) car, I would be very distraught instead of
amused.
I wonder if you can file an insurance claim for bug damage?
Here's some pictures from the Convention if you are interested:
1. VTR 2001 Breckinridge CO
Scott Tilton
In Leesburg, VA
with bug guts all over the place.
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