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this was so hard for me to do. covering her sucks so bad. but i will still be driving her a couple of times a week. with the upcoming winters i want her to still look great! but its like putting a paper bag over your babys head so the world can't see how pretty she is :( . I LOVE YOU GIRL!(i tell her ever time i see her. heheh
I drive my car all winter :-p That's when she races too.
\'99 SSM Camaro V6 M5<br />(mod list on cardomain site; too long to list here)<br /> <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/v6cam99\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.cardomain.com/id/v6cam99</a>
Parking my car for the winter is the best thing I ever did for it. It was SOO hard to go from driving my beloved firebird all the time, to parking it and driving a 91 Sunbird, but the benifits are great. Like all the km's I save by not driving it in the winter, or not worrying when the roads are terribly icy and dangerous, or not being in such a low car when there is alot of snow on the road. Not to mention I just feel like I'm doing it a favour, because winter is alot tougher on a car, both the engine and the body. Don't be too sad Kristen, your car will thank you. ;)
Originally posted by dreaded_hope: Parking my car for the winter is the best thing I ever did for it. It was SOO hard to go from driving my beloved firebird all the time, to parking it and driving a 91 Sunbird, but the benifits are great. Like all the km's I save by not driving it in the winter, or not worrying when the roads are terribly icy and dangerous, or not being in such a low car when there is alot of snow on the road. Not to mention I just feel like I'm doing it a favour, because winter is alot tougher on a car, both the engine and the body. Don't be too sad Kristen, your car will thank you. ;)
well i live in philly, and we get snow, ice all the elimants all winter long. luck for me my mother and i work at the same nursing home. so when the weather is bad or i know it will get bad that day we will take her 04 honda accord which is great in that weather. the camaro is my love and like i said i still be driving her in the winter, now that i have the beater and gas being so high i just want to protect her.
1dangerousv6 do you like my cover? it was yours! hehe. you sold it to hockeyman. and went to his place today and picked it up! heheh! see things stay in the family on this board!
^ HAHA! ..thats funny cuz i recognized it in the photo..but was like..i didnt sell it to her..i guess she just has the same one lol..hangs a ton off the back huh?..it was built to accomodate a body kit with a high rise spoiler..oh well..i like it..covers the whole exhaust..but thats cool you have it [img]smile.gif[/img]
Glad to see that it fits nice! My car still comes out of the garage until there is ice, snow, brown slush and salt on the roads, then it goes into hibernation.
Still trying to find oil leak on my Camaro, it’s a tough one. I think it is the oil pressure sender myself. Leaking when raving and going into boost....
3 days ago
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