Very Sad Day At My Home
11-29-2008, 03:49 PM
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Melting Slicks
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Very Sad Day At My Home
I had to put the vette away for the winter
I took it for a last ride into town to get a fresh tank of V-power 93 octane and some sta-bil. Then I ran it hard for 15 minutes and gave it a bath.
Can't wait till spring!!!!
It was a great vette season
I took it for a last ride into town to get a fresh tank of V-power 93 octane and some sta-bil. Then I ran it hard for 15 minutes and gave it a bath.
Can't wait till spring!!!!
It was a great vette season
11-29-2008, 03:57 PM
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Burning Brakes
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Gee, maybe one benefit of global warming will be no more storing the cars for winter! 
I feel for all you folks who have to put 'em away. Here along Colorado's Front Range, we keep them running all year. Granted, we may only be able to get them out a day or two each month during winter for a run, but at least we get our Vette fix when we need it.
Hope for an early Spring...
I feel for all you folks who have to put 'em away. Here along Colorado's Front Range, we keep them running all year. Granted, we may only be able to get them out a day or two each month during winter for a run, but at least we get our Vette fix when we need it.
Hope for an early Spring...
11-29-2008, 04:01 PM
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Melting Slicks
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Gee, maybe one benefit of global warming will be no more storing the cars for winter!
I feel for all you folks who have to put 'em away. Here along Colorado's Front Range, we keep them running all year. Granted, we may only be able to get them out a day or two each month during winter for a run, but at least we get our Vette fix when we need it.
Hope for an early Spring...
I feel for all you folks who have to put 'em away. Here along Colorado's Front Range, we keep them running all year. Granted, we may only be able to get them out a day or two each month during winter for a run, but at least we get our Vette fix when we need it.
Hope for an early Spring...
I would not running mine all year but they salt the roads here.
So even when the roads are dry,salt powder is still all over the roads
I have to call the insurance people Monday to take collision off for 3 months. With the money I save I will do a mod
11-29-2008, 05:03 PM
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Melting Slicks
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Problem solved w/ the salt.
http://www.ziebart.com/locations.php?id=154
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give the under carriage a spray down after a drive.
That Ziebart is pretty amazing!
http://www.ziebart.com/locations.php?id=154
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give the under carriage a spray down after a drive.
That Ziebart is pretty amazing!
