The Roadster

[AndyP & Lenore]

Yes what is the silver thing? I would need the heated seats, the circulation is not as good as it use to be, a day out in the Alvis can give me hyperthermia Still I'm makeing my own personal contribution to global warming

Heated seats in a convertible is essential if you want to use it out of summer. We have heated seats in our 125 convertible and we often use it in the middle of January with -5 outside. Whack the heat up, turn the seats on, wrap a scarf round your neck, throw the beast into the twisties and enjoy the drive!

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[Stewart]

Yes what is the silver thing? I would need the heated seats,

This is it! dont know what its for.....

[peterb]

Unfortunately in 1932 when the Alvis was built heated seats were n't on the options list

[Gismo]

This is it! dont know what its for.....

It's the aerial, no roof so it has to go somewhere

[Stewart]

But there is an Aerial on the rear wing?

some more pics.

[AndyP & Lenore]

Pretty sure the raised ones on the red and black car is a GPS receiver. The chrome one on the silver car - nae idea at all. Why would they be different just because the car colour is different, doesn't make any sense.

Edit: There's a bigger black one on one of the silver cars too.

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[ELFMAN]

throw the beast into the twisties

Andy, I did that once when I sat down too quickly while wearing shorts...

[AndyP & Lenore]

More details on the Roadster's manual roof here: http://www.motoringfile.com/2011/11/...top-in-detail/

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[euan]

I have to be honest - I'm all for the manual roof. Excess weight for motors you don't need aren't there, less to go wrong, happy days.

[Burple]

Andy, I did that once when I sat down too quickly while wearing shorts...