I didn't mean to start a civil war. i am just a yankee who loves a capuccino and drive at the same time. i am thinking just of having my naked wife hold my coffee. That way i get all three of my favorite things at once. Wife, morgan, and coffee.
Then you'd REALLY have to concentrate on not spilling your coffee!
In defense of Vegas - Europeans typically have no concept of the long, flat roads here in the U.S. Not to mention places in the West that are 100's of miles between stops. We take a bottle of water with us on most drives.
This is true. The British think that 100 miles is a long way. Americans, by contrast, think that 100 years is a long time...
Tim H. 1986 4/4 VVTi Sport, 2002 LR Defender, 2022 Mini Cooper SE
Its a car to drive ,some of you must be old enough to remember the days when cars was like this, a real driving car ,I'm fitting a heater to mine and ashtray ,does anyone one no where to get power for the radio,if you need a coffee take a thermos and pull over stand back drink your coffee and look at your funky Morgan All have a good day
You old people lol might think that but me i love driving im in France at minute and only clock up 3000 miles and have a week left to drive sadly not in a Morgan but next year that little car will have a shock ,did 30,000 last year on a little vespa which I restored myself,bring it on
I didn't mean to start a civil war. i am just a yankee who loves a capuccino and drive at the same time. i am thinking just of having my naked wife hold my coffee. That way i get all three of my favorite things at once. Wife, morgan, and coffee.
I hope you realise we were just piss taking ;-), it's only banter. I know what you guys mean about distances and availability but I guess if the range of the M3W can be overcome by caring cans of fuel it must be possible to fit in something like Tim suggested and a small plug in water heater? When I was biking around Europe we were always rather pleased that we had a maximum range of about 150 miles with the size of fuel tanks, good time for a leg stretch and coffee but then again there are not many places where fuel stops are further apart than that, we did resort to carrying small fuel cans on occasions.
I have a 12v plug in flask from the seventies. I and MrsW used it once - parked overlooking the river at Fowey. It took forever to boil and recommended running the engine. So its in the loft. We drink bottled water on the move but would stop for any other beverage.
DaveW '05 Red Roadster S1 '16 Yellow (Not the only) Narrow AR GDI Plus 4
