Hello...

Time to go have a seat on the dock, out by the water methinks!

Carl, It's 6:25 PM. Take a break for dinner.
Capt Tom

heesan lover

carl good heavens what a beautiful layout great job!!cant wait to see ambrosia thanks so much!!:I was dicussing sirroco thank heaven for post review.I am like that member that says feel free to correct my english!

Well it's about 21:00 here and just put the boss to bed and I am off to the pub for a quiet one, Night All

Thanks

Hi Carl, I have become a regular reader of your great website, I take my hat off to you as Iknow how much work there is in getting and running something like this. I'm running a small website by comparison to yours and it is not that easy. Well not for me anyway. Please be encouraged to keep up the good work it's great reading.

Carl Nisbet

Ditto...

your reviews are outstanding Carl

Carl,
The first review I read when I first stopped in to this site has kept me coming back for each and everyone thereafter, each new one tops the previous and I just had to let you know I for one appreciate your hard work here.

The Heesen Sirrocco so far is my favorite, though biased towards Heesens as you know, you seem to get the pictures that magazines either don't get or they just don't publish? I am a big fan of inlays and wood and Sirrocco has the goods.

If you have other pics that didn't make it in the review I would love to see those as well, maybe you can set up a area of misc. pics of each yacht that includes every photo given to you? No subtitles needed, pictures like what you get do speak a thousand words as to design and quality of each manufacture anyways.

I would love to see more details on wood and inlays, perhaps a indepth review on how they are even made? I am having a tough time here online finding good sites on exotic woods available and who the best craftsman in the world are that do these incredible inlays. How there constructed is of great interest to me. Same goes for tile and glass works!

Ok enough brown nosing for now

I've always liked the Elise since I first saw it in the euro mags years ago, but just a few weeks ago I saw one in the flesh for the first time (I think they just started selling in Canada this summer) and it is awesome looking! It must be such a blast to rip around in.

Carl,
Looking forward to your review of Benetti's Ambrosia!
Is it possible for you to include the Owner's Specification Lists (vessel's interior and exterior design, furniture, toys, amenities, etc. as required by owner) and how this was interpreted by the designers and builders.
Thanks,
Arnie

I love my Elise, For me it is a perfect sized sports car, for someone larger though I honestly don't know how they get in and out and drive the darn thing! I mean the pedals are not even a inch apart from each other and the footwell narrows dramatically too! Being a Lotus it is quirky and has a few rattles that perhaps most are not used to in a 50k car, but this sure isn't a ordinary sports car either!

I have done a few autocrosses located near my mom when I was in town and being new to that I was in the beginners group, well no one came even close to the times I had and I even beat a Porsche GT 2! considering my car is less then half the price of his, yet looks more then twice the price of his was I think I have one heck of a bargin. Surprisingly all the dealers still have a few 05's on thier lot, plenty of the 06's and Lotus has suspended the build of the 07's for now, So this is the time to get the below MSRP discounts! This car is just not for everyone and more then a few have sold thiers with only 500 miles on the odometer after finding out they just can't live without creature comforts.

I will have to get over to Moroso if I am around when the races are on, same goes for Sebring, nothing more fun then watching the cars go by at breakneck speeds....

Wow! That is a far cry from my old Super 7. If you really want a tight fit try squeezing into an old Europa.

Lotus survivor Kelly