If you think an MG is difficult, consider, please, the front two seats
of an M20J, in clouds, at altitude, with a three axis A/P working very
nicely. The spirit may be willing, but the flesh is contorted, poked,
vibrated, and then there's the yokes. I don't want to hear about the
yoke being on me, Bernie.

Still, two hours into a long XC, and another two hours to go:
"Cleveland Center, don't be bothering us now."


On Dec 15, 8:22 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
"Morgans" wrote :



"John Mazor" wrote

Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time
to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back
seat of a Nova. :-(

Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair.

I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-)

You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that
than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy
into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a
website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing)

Bertie