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Mar 17, 2005 | 10:24 AM

#21

brad66247

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From: bellaire ohio

feeling you pain in eastern ohio

santa got me a set of ghl bullets just waiting to get put on. between the rain, potholes big enought to hide a miata in i might get them on by june if i'm lucky

Mar 17, 2005 | 10:28 AM

#22

SLWRNU

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From: Witness Protection Program Somewhere, USA

2026 Restomod of the Year Finalist

I grew up in Fitchburg and remember those days all too well. Good luck with that two week time frame. If memory serves me, winter will run for at least another month (remember those april Noreasters). Any way, hope I'm wrong, for your sake. Hang in there, your eight weeks of Spring, Summer, and Fall will be here, and gone, before you know it.

Mar 17, 2005 | 10:30 AM

#23

cop.magnet.red

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From: Columbia PA

I'm in PA and it's been in the 40's. Had mine out all week! PERMAGRIN!!!

Mar 17, 2005 | 12:34 PM

#24

GreensKeeperNJ

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From: Piscataway NJ

Quote:

Originally Posted by c5BlackBeauty

I feel for you guys. Jersey (appears) to be quickly heading to Spring. Weather in the mid to high 40's and no snow in the forecast......

I might actually, get my C5 out this weekend.

Mar 17, 2005 | 12:38 PM

#25

SavPrato

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From: Toronto Ontario

Quote:

Originally Posted by mad99c5

Myself I have not taken my vette out yet this year. We are in a record
breakin winter with about 110 inches of snow for the season.
Who else has not been able to take there vette's out because of snow?
I think I'm at least 2 weeks away if we don't get anymore snow.

I usually wake up my baby the first week-end in April, however looking outside my window today, I don't think that will be possible.

Gotta envy those that live south.

Mar 17, 2005 | 12:43 PM

#26

Saints Vette

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From: Bristol RI

I love the seasons including winter in RI and would never trade for Florida weather. The Vette has been away since November but its time to call the insurance man for this weekend. Things are looking up

Mar 17, 2005 | 03:50 PM

#27

SONKIST

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Joined: Feb 2005

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From: Kansas

St. Jude Donor '07

Quote:

Originally Posted by PepFontana

Sorry guys, I have to apologize, the lingering cold weather is entirely my fault. I bought my C5 this past January (Thinking I could get a good deal in the middle of winter.) and drove it from the dealer to my house, (3 miles max.) put it in the garage and it has been snowing ever since.

I walk by it every day on my way out into the frozen tundra and wonder what it would be like to actually drive the damn thing.
Oh well, it will probably still be snowing in July.

Again, my apologies
Gene

I have to take part of the blame too! Also got mine in January and been going nuts waiting on the KS weather to cooperate. I've medicated myself with installing Escort SR7 radar, speakers, amps, dying the interior, installing the Vette Essentials interior package, and a host of other "projects" - including multiple coats of show car polish. It's supposed to hit 60 degrees today so even though there is still alot of sand on the roads, I think I'm going to venture out tonight to the Vette Club meeting.

Mar 17, 2005 | 04:30 PM

#28

NickP

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From: Muskego Wisconsin

I have not taken my Vette out yet in 2005. I could have but chose not to. Primarily because there is so much salt out on the roads. So much so that after the snow melts off of the roads and I'm driving on the freeway the dry salt is reduced to dust that appears as a white haze and hangs in the air. Its just not good.