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I did the same thing last year to my 84. Backed it out for a couple hours to do some work on another car and when I went to pull it in, I brushed the snow off and took this picture once it was back in the garage:
What you learn living here, if you haven't lived in the desert before, is that your skin is likely going to become really angry. I grew up in the fairly dry California cental valley, yet when I moved here my skin was like, "the hell, bro?" I turned into ash. It actually just snowed here on new year's eve, granted only a trace.
Anyway, back to topic: I kind of like shots of Corvettes in the snow. Blasphemy, I know.
What you learn living here, if you haven't lived in the desert before, is that your skin is likely going to become really angry. I grew up in the fairly dry California cental valley, yet when I moved here my skin was like, "the hell, bro?" I turned into ash. It actually just snowed here on new year's eve, granted only a trace.
Anyway, back to topic: I kind of like shots of Corvettes in the snow. Blasphemy, I know.
That "January 2014" Calendar shot - wow - what a great picture. And not "Bad Judgement" at all!
Not all of them are put into forced hibernation...mine won't hear of it! It Lives outside (for now anyhow), is driven year 'round, and never misses a beat. It was -8º this morning and it fired right up, no problem. As an added bonus, the white hides the salt.
I'm REALLY grateful for those ABS brakes too...they work great...nothing puts them to the test better than snow!
[QUOTE=White87;1588673518]Not all of them are put into forced hibernation...mine won't hear of it! It Lives outside (for now anyhow), is driven year 'round, and never misses a beat. It was -8º this morning and it fired right up, no problem. As an added bonus, the white hides the salt.
Mines out in the driveway/snow also. Darn wind, brrr.
It Lives outside (for now anyhow), is driven year 'round, and never misses a beat. It was -8º this morning and it fired right up, no problem. As an added bonus, the white hides the salt.
