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I'm in love - Ferrari GTC4Lusso
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I was trying to find a better one, but I think that sums it up best.Originally posted by milanbenes View PostI knew you were going to show that picture
that is an all time classic that we all grew up with
Milan.
The skis should be mounted rear-facing on the roof, or up the angle of the rear window, unless the car is a large estate or an SUV.
In a sports car, unless you've got snow blades, the ski tips will be interfering with the driver's arm, making driving difficult…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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The Bentley Continental has a hatch at the back of the rear armrest which you can unlock and pass the front of the skis into the cabin. Much neater.Originally posted by WTFH View PostI was trying to find a better one, but I think that sums it up best.
The skis should be mounted rear-facing on the roof, or up the angle of the rear window, unless the car is a large estate or an SUV.
In a sports car, unless you've got snow blades, the ski tips will be interfering with the driver's arm, making driving difficult...my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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My old Alfa Romeo 166 had that feature. Not that there's much call for skis in Bolton.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostThe Bentley Continental has a hatch at the back of the rear armrest which you can unlock and pass the front of the skis into the cabin. Much neater.Comment
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Yes, the car is also long enough to cope.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostThe Bentley Continental has a hatch at the back of the rear armrest which you can unlock and pass the front of the skis into the cabin. Much neater.
Quite a few cars have that as standard, some also have the option of a ski bag built into the hatch so that when you slide the skis into the cabin they are in a bag, not marking the leather.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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I did put the skis on the top of the car once but it felt like they were acting like wings wrenching the roof off the car, and they got covered in filth.
I always now put skis inside the car.I'm alright JackComment
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Ski hatch is pretty common, also on my old RX8.Originally posted by stek View PostMy old Alfa Romeo 166 had that feature. Not that there's much call for skis in Bolton.Comment
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whether I use this or put them in the car depends on the space available in the cabin
https://www.google.com/search?q=thul...w=1524&bih=771
of course if we can put them in the car we will because we can drive faster without the roofrack than with
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As did my 159.....Originally posted by stek View PostMy old Alfa Romeo 166 had that feature. Not that there's much call for skis in Bolton.
likewise not much use for ski's in Cheshire.Comment
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As did my Brera, and the skis did get used a bit in the UKOriginally posted by original PM View PostAs did my 159.....
likewise not much use for ski's in Cheshire.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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