Re: Chocolate run

Another hot 'n sticky day here in southern Ontario, so we decided to take a drive with our friends to one of our favourite chocolate factories. Good thing it's a 100 miles from here. With the sun shining and the top down, it was a perfect day to stretch the distance using some more "interesting" roads. . Stopped at a little roadside park and had a picnic lunch and then finished the trip to let our wives get their chocolate fix.

Of course, to go with chocolate, we figured, it's only a few more miles to get some wine, so stopped at one of our favourite wineries in the NOTL area.





Then on our way home we ran into some light rain, then heavier rain, so finally gave in and stopped to put the top up. Don't you just hate when that happens? But, no matter whether it's hot or cold, dry or wet, these cars are always a blast to drive.

What a great day.

Sounds like a delightful and necessary run Guenter . You do know that you don't have to stop to put the top up on CURVEN8R while dodging drops.

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Sounds like a delightful and necessary run Guenter . You do know that you don't have to stop to put the top up on CURVEN8R while dodging drops.

You're right, the run was an absolutely a delightful necessity. It's what feeds the soul and the wine and chocolate weren't bad either.

..hmmmm, I've found that you can drive right through the drops as long as you can maintain your speed. It's just when those drops turn into a deluge, that 13 second top up feature sure is appreciated.

Come to think of it, in a 981, I could have held out for 4 more seconds before raising the top.

I suggest Mahogany or Anthracite for you, with an Espresso interior and brown top.

Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?