and now it drizzling out there.
Must Be spring
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Burning Brakes
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From: Richmond VA Everyone should have a VetteGuard
Must Be spring
Must be getting close...saw my first vette of the year a C3 black ..nice but a little bit of white salt all over the sides. Oh well we're getting close in the snow belt! 
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I'm keeping both of mine in the garage for now till the salt on the roads is gone...which won't happen till it rains and washes it away. It might rain here Sunday and Monday but still a chance of between rain and snow.
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I've taken all mine out in the winter on dry days just to keep the oil in good places, just a trip around the subdivision to get things warmed up, may 2-3 miles. I go though a tank of fuel during the winter, starting every week or so and running it around every now and then.
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I've taken all mine out in the winter on dry days just to keep the oil in good places, just a trip around the subdivision to get things warmed up, may 2-3 miles. I go though a tank of fuel during the winter, starting every week or so and running it around every now and then.
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I've taken all mine out in the winter on dry days just to keep the oil in good places, just a trip around the subdivision to get things warmed up, may 2-3 miles. I go though a tank of fuel during the winter, starting every week or so and running it around every now and then.
Secondly, where I'm located, we really haven't had any "dry" days during the last 2-3 winters. I do, however, start the cars every 2-3 weeks and let the engines warm up, just to keep the oil circulating around, and take the tension off the same valvesprings...