Day 9, 6:50 am, already 74 F or 23 C, with 94% hummidity. Anticipate 29 C which is actually a "break". Just walking to the grocers/market for milk for tea and I'm soggy.

While I'm a deeply devoted acolyte of the faith of Frigidaire, man cannot live on AC alone.

Oh and last night we had a tornado warning 10 miles west of us. Fortunately it did not develop. If I had to average it out we get maybe 1 warning a year in the Northeastern US.

Whose going to help me find a flat in England, somewhere near to all those great Audi and vintage car events?

That would be a refreshing change for us brits! I'd do anything to a swap, can cope with the heat pretty well - just need to sit in an air conditioned from time to time!

If you get hit by a tornado, you'll have a 'flat' right there...

Two of my saloons,were Oceanic.(Very nice colour)I,ve still got one,in a very sad state.
Thinking of bringing her back to life and dropping in an ABY,don,t really want to do that to my red one.
Does anyone know,of anywhere that does body panel for them?(B2 85)
Went to take some pics of her(cos i know you all like pics)and i,d left my camera on last time i used it.Battery(+back-up)flat.I,ll post some pics,at a later date.

Ian, :razz: pretty rare we have a full fledged Tornado. Maybe once in 25 years. Unlike the corridor of central US states.

The one day. one, I was driving through Kansas I was being chased by 2 on Interstate 70. I had the pedal to the floor in a 15 foot step van (moving truck), maxed out at 68mph. They almost caught me.

Here's my impression of driving 7 hours across Kansas.

Cornfield, cornfield, silo, cornfield, Union 76 gas station, cornfield, cornfield, McDonalds,cornfield, TORNADO.

All joking aside, that must be bloody frightening being that close to such weather...