WINTER PREP - Pics incl.
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Safety Car
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Location: LINCOLN RI - 2010 GS Coupe - 2007 Coupe
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WINTER PREP - Pics incl.
Hey Guys,
I was putting one of my Girls to sleep for the upcoming winter months. She looked sooo sleek I was inspired to snap a few pics with the i-Phone
Once I put the cover on her and I hoist her all the way up, she ain't comin' down 'till April.
I like her sexy curves
I was putting one of my Girls to sleep for the upcoming winter months. She looked sooo sleek I was inspired to snap a few pics with the i-Phone
Once I put the cover on her and I hoist her all the way up, she ain't comin' down 'till April.
I like her sexy curves
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Safety Car
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Even without tall ceilings you can still have a 4 post. You will be able to get it up high enough to detail, just can't park another car underneath.
#8
Drifting
i have a double garage with a large support beam going from left to right that lowers the center of my garage to about 7 ft. To gain an extra foot and a half over jack and stands to me isn't worth the $$... Stop trying to get me to like you...
#9
Le Mans Master
Well I sure don't have a garage like that or a lift, I resort to a hydrolic jack and jack stands. The big difference however, is I get to drive mine year round. That is the nice thing about living in Florida. It was right around 80 degrees today.
#13
Race Director
Never put mine away, only don't drive as much, depending on road conditions. The weather has been decent here in south central PA. Mine was out and about both Saturday and Sunday.
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#15
Le Mans Master
Great looking Vette.
#16
Race Director
I don't see how you stand it. If I have to travel for 10 days, it drives me crazy to go without driving my vette. You park yours for 3 or 4 months!