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markjodrell
08-01-07, 15:38
I have paid particular attention to the weather recently, since buying my soop, on the 7 December ,we have not had 1 single day without rain. Its really p155ing me off now.

Is it always this wet at this time of year or is it that I have not really noticed before :search: :(

Pete
08-01-07, 15:39
You should try owning one of these:


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RobSheffield
08-01-07, 15:40
It is wintertime old chap :)

johnnyknox
08-01-07, 15:41
Tell me about it. All I want to do is dry the car off so I can cover it up but just can't do it!

markjodrell
08-01-07, 15:43
It is wintertime old chap :)

I know Rob, its just with it being so mild , 10 degrees today, it just doesnt feel like winter more like thoses horrible wet spring/summers we tend to get.:(

johnnyknox
08-01-07, 15:48
Chap at my work is convinced there is a blizzard coming this week. I think he's on a wind up! :search:

markjodrell
08-01-07, 15:49
Chap at my work is convinced there is a blizzard coming this week. I think he's on a wind up! :search:

Last Tuesday radio twos weather predicted snow for Saturday just gone, I didnt see any , did u

NO radio 2 jokes :D :D

Taylor
08-01-07, 15:51
its true i was just commenting on the very fact at work today that i cannot tremeber the last day without rain...my supra is looking very sorry for itself...i really want to give her a good scrub and massage some wax gently into her sexy curves to cheer her up........ahem

johnnyknox
08-01-07, 15:52
Last Tuesday radio twos weather predicted snow for Saturday just gone, I didnt see any , did u

NO radio 2 jokes :D :D

Me either Grandpa :p

just kidding :)

markjodrell
08-01-07, 15:56
Me either Grandpa :p

just kidding :)

back to the Murray mints.

4pm already , almost dark , Horlicks and bed for me:D :D

johnnyknox
08-01-07, 16:00
back to the Murray mints.

4pm already , almost dark , Horlicks and bed for me:D :D

lol. One cool grandpa in a Supra :cool:

markjodrell
08-01-07, 16:00
;) ;) :cool: :cool: :cool: lol. One cool grandpa in a Supra :cool:

peter richards
08-01-07, 16:02
or starting a mobile valeting business

RedM
08-01-07, 18:22
Poor you, it's like summer up here. Raining, slate grey sky etc etc

juanchan
08-01-07, 19:04
I picked mine up on the 9th and there's only been a few times when it's been dry enough to get over 4000rpm :( It even rained so hard over the weekend it set the alarm off! I've never noticed this much rain at this time of year before either. Must be a rear-wheel drive thing :d

Still, given how quick it is in the wet, I'm looking forward to the Spring and some dry roads :eyebrows:

Chewie
08-01-07, 19:07
Winge winge winge. Look on the bright side. It's great for drifting with the added bonus of bugger-all tyre wear.

Kopite
08-01-07, 19:23
Well I need to try mapping a SP74 upto 1.6 bar! I NEED a dry day, don't fancy doing it while it's wetter than a babies nappy outside!

Chris Wilson
09-01-07, 14:28
I have paid particular attention to the weather recently, since buying my soop, on the 7 December ,we have not had 1 single day without rain. Its really p155ing me off now.

Is it always this wet at this time of year or is it that I have not really noticed before :search: :(

It's times when it's wet you need a car, I just don't get this "it's wet" or "it's snowing" lark. If you HADN'T got a car I could undertand it.... What am I missing?

markjodrell
09-01-07, 16:29
It's times when it's wet you need a car, I just don't get this "it's wet" or "it's snowing" lark. If you HADN'T got a car I could undertand it.... What am I missing?

U being serious Chris??

I have have another daily driver for when its snowing raining etc, its just that having recentley brought a Supra these weather conditions are not ideal for enthusiastic driving,just an observation .....IMHO:)

Chris Wilson
09-01-07, 16:37
Yes, quite serious, you guys spend all this dosh on a nice car and as soon as it rains / snows whatever you drive some pedal car! Jeez, my old mums in her nineties but I'd have no qualms about sending her out in the rain in my Skyline, or a Supra TT. She has enough sense not to press the RH pedal too hard or too fast. It's easy really, it's called self restraint.... ;) I'll never make any money if you lot only drive on dry days and clock up about 2000 miles a year ;)

CardiffSupra
09-01-07, 16:38
Yeah i know the waether is crap atm, iv had the back end come around a few times on me, No more kick down for me.

Drive safe all.

michael
09-01-07, 16:43
Someone at work was saying the forecast suggests snow / sleet later in the week.

PANIC!!!!!!!!!

;)

Ian C
09-01-07, 16:58
I'll never make any money if you lot only drive on dry days

Moved into body repairs then? :p

-Ian

markjodrell
09-01-07, 17:14
Yes, quite serious, you guys spend all this dosh on a nice car and as soon as it rains / snows whatever you drive some pedal car! Jeez, my old mums in her nineties but I'd have no qualms about sending her out in the rain in my Skyline, or a Supra TT. She has enough sense not to press the RH pedal too hard or too fast. It's easy really, it's called self restraint.... ;) I'll never make any money if you lot only drive on dry days and clock up about 2000 miles a year ;)

;) ;) ;) ;)

Sheefa
09-01-07, 17:19
Ha, ha, good post Chris.

Agreed on both sides. I was a little anxious about taking the Sup out again after my damp crash, but now I drive in all weather, day or night.

That rain coming back from Swanage (over 370 miles away there and back) was the worst I've driven in and the Supra was perfect!!! The RLTC helped, but go easy on the loud pedal and she still cruised at around 100mph without any surprises.

Plan ahead, but don't leave your Supra behind.

Greg

Dave
09-01-07, 18:05
lol. One cool grandpa in a Supra :cool:
im a grandpa and ive got a soop :p