Teacher122@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 97-09-19 07:12:52 EDT, engel@metro.net (Engelhardt)
> writes:
>
> <<
> > to a show). I find that the owners who where tweed caps and driving
> > mittens to a show are usually the people with concourse T series cars, and
> > the occasional MGA.
> >
>
> Whoa! Those tweed caps are just the thing for a cool winters ride! My
> wife got me one as a joke once upon a time. I use my car year round,
> rarely with the top up. When it starts to get chilly I just put that
> darned cap on and turn on the heater. It's amazing how comfortable it
> is.
> >>
> In what kind of car does one find the enthusiasts who wear the WWI aviators
> headgear? (Of course if I get the answer 1979 MGBs, I''ll just figure that I
> deserved it for cracking on someone)
>
> Tom Green
> 1979 MGB
I'm certainly glad someone has finally asked that question. Ever since
I saw the ad for one of those things, I've been wondering the same
thing. That sucker's got "Dweeb" written all over it.......oh, now I've
done it. Offended the leather flight headgear crowd. ;>)
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