I wonder how many people will be searching for "what kind of car was that"? Maybe resale values will go up!

 

Yeah just about everone I know called me last night to tell me 'my car was on TV" you can watch the full show on line at http://www.tvcartel.com/fox/til-death/604-joy-ride

 

You can see it here for those who missed it. http://www.hulu.com/watch/34960/til-...ide#s-p1-so-i0

 

Isnt he the guy that was on everybody loves Raymond? If so he will never fit in our car!

 

Oh didnt see the pic. . . .well he's looking over the windshield and wonder how his legs can work the pedals. . . .LOL.....

 

Ok - I watched it. Yes, I have a red roadster and I have all those features too, only instead of "Judy", I have Brad from Tristar.

It was painful to watch that show, very lame humour and he did abuse the Crossfire and make it look silly. I found the car wash scene amusing. But I also find watching guys strip very amusing too and I am a red-blooded healthy female, very definitely not in menopause yet, according to my doc!

 

What is it about Red Roadsters? This is the second time that I've seen one featured on a television program. Several months ago, one appeared on BBC's Torchwood. And now 'Til Death. I think it's about time that someone use a Red Coupe on TV.

 

Red roasters are the best IMHO.

 

John, only the "Owners" of certain Red Coupes get to be on TV.
(But it takes allot of "buttons").

 

Believe it or not I saw a black roadster in a Spanish tele-novela (soap opera) a couple of years ago in a very elegant setting with a good looking actor and a beautiful sexy girl coming out of it.

So black roadsters rule.....

 

Because if it wasn't a roadster, it wouldn't be a "sports Car"


roadster with a stick

 

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Oh boy....here we go.

 

lol what is it with this conversation coming up in every thread! can we ban him

 

The guy was so big, he couldn't fit, it had to have been modified for him to drive it. In one sequence, he raised the power seat way above the roll bars, which can't be done, then it started to rain. Tried to put the top up and couldn't get his head covered. Just a silly TV thing that made him look stupid.
There is a blue roadster that is in the beginning of a commercial for Vermont, vist Vermont and at the end it shows Cabot Cheese. The car just goes down the road for a bit, just the rear end is visable but it's a Crossfire roadster.

 

I'm 6'2" so in the scene where Brad slides into the car seat with the top down, I had to laugh.
That is exactly how I get into mine.


Cathy goes, "hey, that is just how you do it. It's not just because you're and old fart."

Thanks for noticing Cathy.


roadster with a stick