[ragvette]

your Corvette?

Smoking is a big "No". Don't allow it in my daily driver either. Eating and Drinking I do allow but I'm very careful.

:cheers:

 

[Guest]

None of the above!!

 

[VeTTeKraZy]

None of the above!!

I eat, drink and have enjoyed a cigar or two.

 

[airwilf]

Just a coffe on my half hour trek to work, on an open highway, early in the a.m. No stop & go traffic to worry about. Just a nice morning cruise thru the vineyards of Southern Ontario

 

[Patrick]

Just a coffe on my half hour trek to work, on an open highway, early in the a.m. No stop & go traffic to worry about. Just a nice morning cruise thru the vineyards of Southern Ontario

Sounds nice!!

I drink coffee in the car, but try to avoid it because the cup holder is dangerously close to the shifter.... and I'll eat in the car if necessary... basically junk food on a long trip.

:thumbsup:

 

[AlwaysWave]

I do it all

 

[stingray]

your Corvette?

Smoking is a big "No". Don't allow it in my daily driver either. Eating and Drinking I do allow but I'm very careful.

:cheers:

So many Tim Horton's in Canada you do not need to eat in the car there's a coffee brake at every corner. Stopping for coffee and food will keep your hands free to do the wave when you meet a fellow corvetter on the road.:buhbye:

 

[BubbleHead]

I do it all

Ditto for me. :thumbsup:

 

[64vette]

No to all for me.

Some days I would really like a Tim Hortons coffee in the car on the way to somewhere early in the morning, but back in the '60's GM hadn't invented cup holders on cars yet, especially in a Vette.

As Stinray pointed out, there's a Tim Hortons on nearly every corner, so a coffee stop is the way to go.

 

[oldace84]

"Ditto" on None of the above.......
tony

 

[H P Bushrod]

your Corvette?

Smoking is a big "No". Don't allow it in my daily driver either. Eating and Drinking I do allow but I'm very careful.

:cheers:

Only by me...

 

[stingray]

No to all for me.

Some days I would really like a Tim Hortons coffee in the car on the way to somewhere early in the morning, but back in the '60's GM hadn't invented cup holders on cars yet, especially in a Vette.

As Stinray pointed out, there's a Tim Hortons on nearly every corner, so a coffee stop is the way to go.

Your right on there 64vette on the older vettes with no cup holders. Get into a emergency stop with those drump brakes,your foot to the floor and you have both hands on the wheel that leaves little to hold a coffee. Got to love those coffee stops

 

[cruzr]

I like to smoke a cigar , but never in my cars. Coffee and eating in the Vette is fine, but we are careful and always vac the car when we get home.
My wife and I enjoy the few fast food drive ups with curb service that are still around. Brings back memories of when we did a lot more than eat, drink and smoke in a fast car.