Paddy Comyn

I gave it away for four grand.

And I did think at the time, if I could hold on to this and put it somewhere, I'd be glad of it in years to come.

What happened was we came out of Hollis Street with Anne, I remember.

And I said to...

Sarah, look, we can work this out, OK?

All you need to do is put the roof down, which was kind of manual, mostly at the time.

Put the roof down, put the car seat into the back because there were no back doors and then put the roof back up.

So it's fine.

We can do this.

And she said, go ahead and buy a proper car, you fool.

So that was the end of my days.

But you do have to reconcile yourself with the fact that you're driving along and that most people are going to look at that tosser now.

So you think it could be dying out, yeah?

You'd pick up a normal one cheap, though, wouldn't you?

Yeah.

Yeah.

And even if it's not quite like today, like people generally drive around with the heat on.

Did you drive it with the roof down in winter?

Well, not quite in winter, but on a day when it might be bright and sunny.

You put on the heat and you're grand.