Note the complete thread upto the start of 2017 had to be edited (217 photos worth) in August 2017 due to Photobuckets change of terms and conditions which prevented all the images from showing.
So I've finally picked the new Car up
I travelled down to Devon on Thursday via train, it was a journey that was well worth waiting for .....
Lovely :googoo:
With no time to spare i was soon on my way back up to Yorkshire, i called in at Taunton for a new sat nav as my old one was lost somewhere in the recent house move, and an adaptor lead for the new stereo i had back at home. This little detour took a while longer than i anticipated but it was one worth taking, the next few days would certainly be a challenge without them both!
Dam it's good to be back in an Evo!
I arrived back home for 10pm, swiftly packed a weekend away bag and hit the sack. At 4am the alarm woke me - time once again for a long drive. This time to Folkstone and the Channel Tunnel. Our lass commented on how different the docks at Dover looked, i haddnt told her i had changed the crossing and she'd had her head in a book all the way down :mhihi: "They must have sacked all the old workers" she commented as we passed through the barriers :crackup:
I passed the time by fitting the new stereo...
After a short while it was our turn to board the train .... suffice to say i got a real earful when she realised i'd been having her all along and we were'nt really at Dover :naughty:
The crossing was good, first time for us both on the train and it wont be the last, quite impressive indeed. I chatted with another Evo owner who was in the next carriage and before i knew it the train was starting to slow at the end of its journey.
So I've finally picked the new Car up
I travelled down to Devon on Thursday via train, it was a journey that was well worth waiting for .....
Lovely :googoo:
With no time to spare i was soon on my way back up to Yorkshire, i called in at Taunton for a new sat nav as my old one was lost somewhere in the recent house move, and an adaptor lead for the new stereo i had back at home. This little detour took a while longer than i anticipated but it was one worth taking, the next few days would certainly be a challenge without them both!
Dam it's good to be back in an Evo!
I arrived back home for 10pm, swiftly packed a weekend away bag and hit the sack. At 4am the alarm woke me - time once again for a long drive. This time to Folkstone and the Channel Tunnel. Our lass commented on how different the docks at Dover looked, i haddnt told her i had changed the crossing and she'd had her head in a book all the way down :mhihi: "They must have sacked all the old workers" she commented as we passed through the barriers :crackup:
I passed the time by fitting the new stereo...
After a short while it was our turn to board the train .... suffice to say i got a real earful when she realised i'd been having her all along and we were'nt really at Dover :naughty:
The crossing was good, first time for us both on the train and it wont be the last, quite impressive indeed. I chatted with another Evo owner who was in the next carriage and before i knew it the train was starting to slow at the end of its journey.