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I'd look at a route that does Brantes (mt Ventoux), Saint Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, Valbonne/Mougins, Cap Ferrat, Beausoleil, Monaco, San Remo and then back up through the Alps to Chamonix, Geneva then home via Reims. Carcasonne is amazing but it's a little bit west and will add a load of...

Are you going by yourself? On the way back, I'd skirt closer to Geneva as the mountain roads are better than the autoroute.

Antibes, Valbonne, Mougins then through Nice to Beausoleil, Cap Ferrat and Monaco, day trip into Italy to San Remo, then back up to Englandshire via the Alps and skirting Geneva and through Reims on the way back.

12th May is the same day as Porsche in the Glen, which will drag a lot of people away. Just so you know.

Looks like I might be in, just waiting on a work thing which may get in the way....

Is this your place Stu? Is there room at the inn as i'd stay over rather than doing a 3 hour drive there and 3 hours back.

I bought a red one and a white E-type FHC from a guy who needed the money in Cowes, years ago, when my Dad was living there. They were both average but I made a few quid. Probably should have just garaged them and watched them appreciate!

Nice. I had a DBS way back when they were cheap. I think it was £20k, from memory. Like many old cars, utter rubbish, but still excellent!

Looks like a great trip, sorry I couldn't make it this time. @Zep the Stradale never gave me any problems, it's only since you bought her. I told you to speak to her nicely each night, I guess you have forgotten. See you next time @Crofty @conaero @RoaryRati. Shout out to Merrian and Julian.

Hope it rains. Lol. See you next year.

That's a load of Martini. I hope it doesn't fall into a hole like it's owner...

Sorry I couldn't make this one, let me know when the next one is please.

See some of you on Saturday. To those that don’t know me already, I’m the really good looking one.

I think it was just washed prior to the photo and that's steam from the radiator causing condensation on the bumper. Not sure about the headlight but you can restore them easily enough, just bought a kit to do my Cayenne.

That looks super cheap. I wonder why.

Exactly this. But they have done a stellar job considering the car they started with. And it's 6 speed manual too.

The design is limited by using the saloon underpinnings of the Giulia, so the dark roof is designed to reduce the roof line visually as there's only so much they can do on that chassis. The rear overhang is also likely due to the same issue. But to say it's a dogs dinner is harsh. It's...

I absolutely love this. It's based on the Giulia Quadrifoglio so not slow....dramatic, maybe shades of Aston at the rear. What's not to like?

Other than @azapa, who really lives a bit far away, none of you have any excuse. I am coming down from Glasgow for the occassion. Anyone from south of me has no excuse. Looking forward to it.

Looks mega. Hello to all.