winter driving
03-20-2018, 11:02 AM
#41
Melting Slicks
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Location: Michigan
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No one is happy to have your prized possession sit in the garage all the Winter months. Best to drive it all year while keeping a smile on your face all year around.
03-21-2018, 08:45 AM
#42
Melting Slicks
I believe I've seen that car at Bristol Mountain. Black Z with a trailer hitch in the winter. Not a common sight. I heard the car is owned by a ski instructor. Where am I going wrong?..
I keep my C2's out of rain and snow. The salt is so corrosive. On the '67, The frame and bird cages have light rust and I want to preserve them. The '66 is more like a show car even though it isn't numbers match. I don't want to have to detail every bit of it.
I keep my C2's out of rain and snow. The salt is so corrosive. On the '67, The frame and bird cages have light rust and I want to preserve them. The '66 is more like a show car even though it isn't numbers match. I don't want to have to detail every bit of it.
03-21-2018, 08:59 AM
#43
Team Owner
Cripes - you dang well drove what you had back in the day if you had to get to work...didn't much matter what it was or what the weather was doing.
I can still remember waking up in Pittsburgh and knowing it had snowed the night before because of the "rup...rup....rup" sound of snow tires and chained-up cars going past the bedroom window.
I can still remember waking up in Pittsburgh and knowing it had snowed the night before because of the "rup...rup....rup" sound of snow tires and chained-up cars going past the bedroom window.
03-21-2018, 09:10 AM
#44
Le Mans Master
Cripes - you dang well drove what you had back in the day if you had to get to work...didn't much matter what it was or what the weather was doing.
I can still remember waking up in Pittsburgh and knowing it had snowed the night before because of the "rup...rup....rup" sound of snow tires and chained-up cars going past the bedroom window.
I can still remember waking up in Pittsburgh and knowing it had snowed the night before because of the "rup...rup....rup" sound of snow tires and chained-up cars going past the bedroom window.
Jack
