I just watched it being driven off up the road



Gone to a good home, though. Simon (the new owner) gave me some Swiss chocolates and let me have one final top-down blast in it (so that he could see how the car performed without killing himself)

It was fantastic, grin inducing stuff

But now it's gone

 

It's a sad day when you get rid of your S that's for sure And you were far more attached to yours than I was with mine.

Just think of the life of luxury in France. You won't have time for driving with all that gardening to do.

 

 

.......Frenchie Love that name change Pete!

I feel for you on the departure of your beloved S but glad to hear it's gone to a good home.

 

Pete
I think it's all an elaborate ploy to get the car on the same land mass............ I predict a Swiss / French border reunion

 

Its a small price to pay, if only I had the balls to do it. Hopefully I will one day, best of luck Pete and I am sure...no in fact I know you'll be back in an S very soon, and you'll have no need for a hard top at all

 

'Tis a sad day indeed Pete

But hell, it's all in the cause of a great, fantastic, wonderful, exciting life changing adventure. You lucky, lucky bugger

(And just think of the fun you can have with all those gizmos on the Pug )

 

Who knows, Peter.. Maybe we'll see you in an S2200 or something in due course..

Comiserations on the car and congratulations on the move.

Cheers!

Pete

 

Pete,

Simon says he may consider selling the plate in a couple of months (when he's sorted out the reg in Switzerland)

I just wish you'd put in an appearance a week earlier than you did!!

 

Yeah, impressively bad timing! (and forgetting to update my email address on the forum).

Feel free to pass him my address.. I guess the name is less important.

Cheers

Pete