
Jonny essex said:Mine has spent most of her life outside and shes in super condition......if you wash, wax and treat all leathers, plastics and trims weekly and not used in harsh winter months the car still remains in good condition and you never know the difference, garage queens means the car is hardly used which doesnt mean well looked after at all.
I agree that the car sitting still for hours/days on end baking in the hot sun is not good for paint and trims and will fade the black roofs of any E85 however car covers can prevent this but to say i wouldnt drive it in the sun like the OP is very.......perculiar. :scratchhead:

You'll be running it into the ground doing mileage like that.... I've just had my MOT and, according to the slips, I did 1022 :lol:Terryvision said:My garage queen is mint JE & well looked after & maintained... I did 1200miles last year!![]()
PerryGunn said:You'll be running it into the ground doing mileage like that.... I've just had my MOT and, according to the slips, I did 1022 :lol:Terryvision said:My garage queen is mint JE & well looked after & maintained... I did 1200miles last year!![]()
Terryvision said:PerryGunn said:You'll be running it into the ground doing mileage like that.... I've just had my MOT and, according to the slips, I did 1022 :lol:Terryvision said:My garage queen is mint JE & well looked after & maintained... I did 1200miles last year!![]()
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What a very deep response ,well said that manMotorcyclesFish said:Suggest the real issue here is why you are trying to keep it perfect in a universe doomed to death by entropy. These things are designed to be used up in exchange for fun. Work we do on them is a cost benefit equation regarding extension of fun for a monetary and time value, both of those coming back to how much of your life you are prepared to give in work to keep the thing providing fun. I could go on but if it fades, gets dinked and chipped, what does it matter if you are happy?

Young man - No need to be so rude and bear in mind that some of us are still driving Zeds in our seventies and the only stories we might be telling could be of steaming by some young pup who thought he could drive. :wink:Yorkie Z said:You sad pathetic t**t.!!!
You get one life and at the end of the day it's just a bloody car. Bet you can't wait to be sat in a nursing home at 75 years of age telling story's of how clean and perfect your car was and how you didn't bother driving it in the sun.![]()
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I can understand not wanting to leave it in a busy car park, but not because it's a sunny day. Surely the car park is busy on other days too but you leave it there? :?budfox said:Well this caused quite a stir. Been out today for another lovely drive. Just don't like leaving the car in a busy car park whilst bathing it in nine hours of direct sunshine.
sw4nny said:What a very deep response ,well said that manMotorcyclesFish said:Suggest the real issue here is why you are trying to keep it perfect in a universe doomed to death by entropy. These things are designed to be used up in exchange for fun. Work we do on them is a cost benefit equation regarding extension of fun for a monetary and time value, both of those coming back to how much of your life you are prepared to give in work to keep the thing providing fun. I could go on but if it fades, gets dinked and chipped, what does it matter if you are happy?![]()
nightyard said:why is there so much hate?
his f***ing car and he'll use it how he sees fit.
tossers (aimed at the small few OTT comments)