Cure for depression melancholy & boosting wellbing

After a week in the family car I've just been for an hours drive in the crisp air, sun shining, hood down ....... :woohoo: Oooh boy, it does you good just to reflect what a great little car these are and how lucky we are to own one.

I reckon a dose of top down MG driving would help cure the blues, depression and give most people an extra zest for life.

Absence does make the heart grow fonder, although I think it's hard to like my MGF any more than I already do.

Even with a sticky clutch pedal?:shrug:

Heavy showers again today. It's been rather damp down here all over the festive break.

i think roof down in any car can blow away the cobwebs :bust:

its been sunny on a few days here over the xmass brake so the astra had the roof down

wifes F has a hard roof on :omg:

A drive in my TF always brings a smile to my face, even though I use her every day. It was shopping at Sainsburys today, topless of course, then we took the dogs for their walk. They enjoy the wind in their hair

David Aiketgate wrote: Even with a sticky clutch pedal?:shrug:

:yesnod:

Having took her off the road in December expecting snow, I admit I am really missing driving her

Best to leave her on the road all year round and just not drive her in the snow

Softly~Softly wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Even with a sticky clutch pedal?:shrug:

:yesnod:

Having took her off the road in December expecting snow, I admit I am really missing driving her

i hope you have driven her round a couple of times to stop the brakes from binding on :broon:

It has been wet here as well.
I was finally able to wash the poor MGF yesterday when we had a couple of dry hours.

MGF MARK wrote:

Softly~Softly wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Even with a sticky clutch pedal?:shrug:

:yesnod:

Having took her off the road in December expecting snow, I admit I am really missing driving her

i hope you have driven her round a couple of times to stop the brakes from binding on :broon:

Nope, getting the cover off is a pain in the ass, and she has only been sitting there 4 weeks ..
I might rectify that tomorrow if retail therapy loses out

Important thing is not to leave the handbrake on. It will, most likely, seize the rear callipers.
Chock the wheels instead.

I gave up with the chocks, dam things kept moving when I tried to drive up them, as for the hand brake, I always forget that so hopefully it's not on :silly: