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  Dec. 12, 2008 8:34 a.m. rconlon Reader

  As always it is a yes no answer for me but mostly no. I have a pair of deer skin gloves in my Fiat but I wear them only for top down runs in cooler weather. The stock 79 Fiat steering wheel is thickly padded but earlier ones are thinner and hard. I would likely wear them more often with the older style or a Momo.

  Cheers Ron

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  Dec. 12, 2008 9:35 a.m. Coupefan New Reader

  I've got a thick wheel in my 124 Coupe that I picked up years ago while touring Europe. It deserves gloves, the gloves just complete the feel. My X1/9 has a Momo Monte Carlo in it. I have a perception issue here, I feel odd using gloves in a modern car. Anyone want to do a psychoanalysis of that? Of course I too am a practical man, and when the top is off and it's cold out, screw it...the gloves go on.

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  Dec. 12, 2008 1:04 p.m. HangtownHealey

  I wear them when it is cold. I wear them when it is hot on a long top down drive to prevent sunburn. reference:Austin Healey 3000

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  Dec. 12, 2008 1:32 p.m. Ian F Reader

  I swear gloves when it's cold. Once in a blue moon I'll wear some cycling full-fingers gloves I wear when mtn biking (a hold-over from my DH racing days, on the road I wear none, although I probably should...)

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