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The ZR-1 is a dry weather car, stays in the garage in winter. I can drive my '89 Coupe during rain. I just couldn't stand to be Vette-less for the 3 or 4 months of winter and rain so that's why I bouhgt it.
From: I live at www.domesticlugnuts.com I sleep in PA
Re: Yet another I hate winter thread (Storz)
The Vette may stay parked when the snow is on the road, but as soon as I see the roads start to look clear. I'm out cleaning snow off of it and letting it warm up. I noticed yesterday when I had it out, that when I burned a set of stripes, that I could look in the mirror and see 2 lines of steam coming off the road. That was pretty cool to me. It is just way to easy to spin tires on cold roads. Oh well....I needed a new set soon anyways. :D
Re: Yet another I hate winter thread (Rich & Lisa_84)
I hate SNOW! :U and I hate WINTER! :U
My Vette won't see a Snowflake and won't hit the street again until the roads are clear of all the salt and winter crud! :chevy
I hear ya! Definitely a warm weather person living in the wrooong place (NJ). Eventually I'll probably wind up in San Diego, Arizona, or south Fl (or if I can come up with a really good business idea...the Bahamas)
Need to live somewhere I can take the top off and leave it off! :sad: :sad:
Hey...don't fret...with all that horsepower and a plow, you can make a lot of bucks up here in New England. Cruise in the Spring, Summer and Fall and Plow in the Winter .
[Modified by BobLocke1950, 9:53 PM 12/19/2003]