The 1996 Buick Roadmaster would be my pick of your collection, it will be the 96’ Collector’s Edition with the hood badge. My second would be the BMW 740 E38, I’ve been hankering after one but I’d want the 728 base specification model in pre-face lift with the orange indicators which I believe was only available in European models.
I've been using a lined car cover over winter with paracord tied across various points to stop it flapping around in the wind. It keeps the.dirr off but I am.xinceenwd about trapping moisture. There is an outdoor version of the Carcoon available but they are very expensive. The mini van looks like a comfortable and practical daily. I presume the buick is a pretty luxurious car but there something about a large wood paneled station wagon that screams Griswold family transportation. 😅 Another interesting video Darren. Keep up the good work.
I’ve been looking at Coverseal covers Mark which have those sand-filled girdles which keeps them weighted down and prevents critters from getting underneath. They’re a $400 touch though! Thanks as always for the kind words!
The 1996 Buick Roadmaster would be my pick of your collection, it will be the 96’ Collector’s Edition with the hood badge. My second would be the BMW 740 E38, I’ve been hankering after one but I’d want the 728 base specification model in pre-face lift with the orange indicators which I believe was only available in European models.
I've been using a lined car cover over winter with paracord tied across various points to stop it flapping around in the wind.
It keeps the.dirr off but I am.xinceenwd about trapping moisture.
There is an outdoor version of the Carcoon available but they are very expensive.
The mini van looks like a comfortable and practical daily.
I presume the buick is a pretty luxurious car but there something about a large wood paneled station wagon that screams Griswold family transportation. 😅
Another interesting video Darren.
Keep up the good work.
I’ve been looking at Coverseal covers Mark which have those sand-filled girdles which keeps them weighted down and prevents critters from getting underneath. They’re a $400 touch though! Thanks as always for the kind words!