Time for some winter motoring

[Tony Griffiths]

Snow comes early to the Swiss Alps. Time for some seriously enjoyable motoring.,

[Reckless Rat]

I thought you'd have been able to take a shot of the car next to the sausage man at the top of the Stelvio pass... (been there, done that).

[Graham Barker]

Tony, are you tricking us again?  The shadow under the car seems to indicate sun directly overhead. Can that happen in winter? 
Cheers 
Graham

[John Mason]

I am sure Tony Griffiths is a genuine nice honest person. That is until I come to photographs. Don’t take for real anything in the photo without proof. Sorry Tony but you have tricked us to many times before.

John Mason.

[Howard Wright]

AI……Anthony interferes!

Howard

[Steve kay]

If it was from you Howard I would think it was Bwlch y Groes at the weekend.

[Hurvinek]

Haha... great! You're a genuine rascal, Tony! Thank you for that laughter in the evening.

Unfortunately, most mountain passes are closed during winter. At least, I was on top of the Bernina pass with my Ulster, but that was somewhen in summer. After all, 7'500 ft...

[Tony Griffiths]

Yes, a mock-up of course. But, if you'd like one of the same car a little lower down the mountain, in a Swiss summer, here it is:

[Tony Griffiths]

Good heavens, Reckless! I was there only last week, just before the first of the snows fell. I even offered to take him for a spin but, as you can see, he just wouldn't fit in.

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I am sure Tony Griffiths is a genuine nice honest person. That is until I come to photographs. Don’t take for real anything in the photo without proof. Sorry Tony but you have tricked us to many times before.

John Mason.

All just good fun, John. Wait until you see this year's Austin Seven Christmas cards....

[John Mason]

I can’t wait Tony. Please save me a sausage.

John Mason.