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I park mine right before the first snow fall or when the sand the roads usually the end of Nov or early Dec. She sits in my garage with a blanket(car cover) and keeps my 69 camaro company until April.
when I had my Camaro I never drove it in the winter. I know I could have driven it all year, but that would have been such a waste with salt and corrosion...it wasn't for the RWD as my current car is RWD and its fine in the snow. When I bought it, it had never been winter driven, so I kept that up...I don't know that I can say the same for the moron I sold it too.
It was an awful torment looking at it under its cover and a few feet of snow all winter. That was one of the reasons why I ended up selling it and picking up something nice I could drive all year.
I park mine right before the first snow fall or when the sand the roads usually the end of Nov or early Dec. She sits in my garage with a blanket(car cover) and keeps my 69 camaro company until April.
dude, I would love to drive my rear drive 'bird in the snow - that's fun as hell!!!
But, I bought her with only 20,000 rounds and a perfect body. Way too pretty to trash with salt and corrosion.
I put mine away at the first sign of a predicted snowfall, bust out the winter car while the 'bird sleeps cozily in the garage untill the roads are clean enough after a good spring rain.
After driving the 'bird all summer, then driving into work with a rusty winter car is a bit embarrassing, but she'll be back out next season!!
All my expendable income goes into the maro, so I've never saved the money to buy a beater. Anyway, we don't get a whole lot of snow in these parts, plus no salt, just gravel when it gets bad, so it's not so bad.
We have had more snow in the past week than we've had in the past few years, and my car is doing alright. There is a disadvantage to living on a hill, but with the gravel down, if i take it slow I can get anywhere i need to be.
dude, I would love to drive my rear drive 'bird in the snow - that's fun as hell!!!
But, I bought her with only 20,000 rounds and a perfect body. Way too pretty to trash with salt and corrosion.
I put mine away at the first sign of a predicted snowfall, bust out the winter car while the 'bird sleeps cozily in the garage untill the roads are clean enough after a good spring rain.
After driving the 'bird all summer, then driving into work with a rusty winter car is a bit embarrassing, but she'll be back out next season!!
mine is damn near perfect and had 40k when i bought it almost 4 years ago, driven every winter and not one sign of rust on it. but then again its been sprayed underneath to keep it that way. but still, she's corrosion free. busting a few good donuts in a empty parking lot is excellent.
current car- 95 Trans am- bolt ons, parked and collecting dust. why? because **** it
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