European Trip
08-06-2001, 01:09 PM
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European Trip
Just got back from a week's tour to Germany.
Stayed in the Park Hotel, Bremen - a truly beautiful & relaxing place.
Some points:
What a wonderful touring car!
Never got much over 200 on the Autobahnen - too much traffic
Also - why do you need a telescope/microscope to see the road signs?
Never saw another S2K in 2000Km - no wonder the Germans stared so much! Loadsa SLK's obviously.
Never saw one ******g GATSO camera either
Stayed in the Park Hotel, Bremen - a truly beautiful & relaxing place.
Some points:
What a wonderful touring car!
Never got much over 200 on the Autobahnen - too much traffic
Also - why do you need a telescope/microscope to see the road signs?
Never saw another S2K in 2000Km - no wonder the Germans stared so much! Loadsa SLK's obviously.
Never saw one ******g GATSO camera either
08-06-2001, 08:37 PM
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When we down to S. France (4K mile trip.... ) we really wanted to take the cover....
We didn't have any room
It doesn't fit behind the seat nor the roof well....
) we really wanted to take the cover....We didn't have any room
It doesn't fit behind the seat nor the roof well....
08-11-2001, 04:29 AM
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Hi Tony!
Yes, the cover was on all the way there. I think it cuts turbulence at Autobahn speeds.
The trouble is, Bremer weather is like British, only more changeable. No sooner had we unloaded the car at the hotel, the gathering thunderclouds broke spectacularly!
By the time I got the cover off & the roof up, we were all soaked!
Bright sunshine half an hour later.
BTW, I usually find you can stuff the cover over/under/around stuff in the boot, with trial and error. You just have to be a bit careful how you close the aluminium boot lid.
Yes, the cover was on all the way there. I think it cuts turbulence at Autobahn speeds.
The trouble is, Bremer weather is like British, only more changeable. No sooner had we unloaded the car at the hotel, the gathering thunderclouds broke spectacularly!
By the time I got the cover off & the roof up, we were all soaked!
Bright sunshine half an hour later.
BTW, I usually find you can stuff the cover over/under/around stuff in the boot, with trial and error. You just have to be a bit careful how you close the aluminium boot lid.
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