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As the most excellent car that Jay sold me has racked up the miles and road grime I decided to treat her to a special something.
A DIY detail.
Basically I washed the car, clayed it and waxed it.
Look at the beading
DSC_0495 by [email protected], on Flickr
Phwaaaaar....
Step away from the toilet paper
DSC_0493 by [email protected], on Flickr
DSC_0494 by [email protected], on Flickr
But the worst thing to do is to wash a car and not drive it, so I had to take it out. Stops her discs getting rusty.
I decided a mini tour down the old Glen Fruin road was in order. Its a small single tracker but not far from home and gives that feeling of being in the highlands. Techically it is the highlands, its just above the fault line.
She likes it here
DSC_0503 by [email protected], on Flickr
You can see good relfections in the paint, not a common thing in a silver car. However silver is the correct colour to have a Mercedes in and it really suits it
DSC_0504 by [email protected], on Flickr
As I worked my way down the Glen, you can see the weather improving. This is good, it dries her out. Up into this frame is the fast road, the legendary A817 that connects Faslane to the A82 at Loch Lomond. Top Gear voted it the 7th best driving road in the UK. And it is awesome, so I went back this way.
DSC_0513 by [email protected], on Flickr
At the top of the Glen, the old road climbs up, and you can really use the 295 torques to blast round the bends and up the hill. Being a sport C class the handling is A1, sharp, tidy and controlled but perfectly relaxing.
Good job the hill down is steep, helps use those brakes.
DSC_0519 by [email protected], on Flickr
After this, I blasted over the A817 and relished in the cars prodigous handling and made sure I didn't get it dirty.
This wee drive made my day, driving a C class is uplifting and joyful.
A DIY detail.
Basically I washed the car, clayed it and waxed it.
Look at the beading
DSC_0495 by [email protected], on Flickr
Phwaaaaar....
Step away from the toilet paper
DSC_0493 by [email protected], on Flickr
DSC_0494 by [email protected], on Flickr
But the worst thing to do is to wash a car and not drive it, so I had to take it out. Stops her discs getting rusty.
I decided a mini tour down the old Glen Fruin road was in order. Its a small single tracker but not far from home and gives that feeling of being in the highlands. Techically it is the highlands, its just above the fault line.
She likes it here
DSC_0503 by [email protected], on Flickr
You can see good relfections in the paint, not a common thing in a silver car. However silver is the correct colour to have a Mercedes in and it really suits it
DSC_0504 by [email protected], on Flickr
As I worked my way down the Glen, you can see the weather improving. This is good, it dries her out. Up into this frame is the fast road, the legendary A817 that connects Faslane to the A82 at Loch Lomond. Top Gear voted it the 7th best driving road in the UK. And it is awesome, so I went back this way.
DSC_0513 by [email protected], on Flickr
At the top of the Glen, the old road climbs up, and you can really use the 295 torques to blast round the bends and up the hill. Being a sport C class the handling is A1, sharp, tidy and controlled but perfectly relaxing.
Good job the hill down is steep, helps use those brakes.
DSC_0519 by [email protected], on Flickr
After this, I blasted over the A817 and relished in the cars prodigous handling and made sure I didn't get it dirty.
This wee drive made my day, driving a C class is uplifting and joyful.