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I know it's a lowly C4, but when it was all I had to drive, my toilet went kerplooie. This is how I got the new one home. Hahaha. It started raining on me just after I got home and was putting the top up, talk about perfect timing!
Did this today. It's not as large a load as usual. Milk and juice jugs always go in the right rear corner since most of the turns on the way home are lefts.
Did this today. It's not as large a load as usual. Milk and juice jugs always go in the right rear corner since most of the turns on the way home are lefts.
Depending on how long you've been hauling that old used rubber tire around, I'm guessing the "new car" smell in your C7 is a thing of the past!
Well, with 90k miles on the clock that smell was gone a while back. I was actually a bit concerned, not about the smell while the tire was in the car, but about it getting into the carpet. Surprisingly, the tire really didn't have much of a smell, and what little there was cleared out as soon as I unloaded everything.
I'm actually more concerned with how you're treating your laptop.
P.S. Hello from Little Rock!
It actually rode there just fine; we were coming home on Interstate the whole way so not much maneuvering going on. And, if that dinosaur dies I won't cry too much!
So how many of you guys use your car to run to the grocery store for your wife, being that I only drive my car one or two days on the weekend and the wife asked me to run to the store for her,I'm gone! show your pictures of your grocery getter . I'll start
Funny you asked about the Vette as a 'grocery getter'. When I first told my wife I was thinking about buying another Vette (sold my first one, my DD, about a year after we married) and being retired now she asked, "Where are you going to drive it to, Wal-Mart?" I just said "Yep!"
Dual use, but with limitations. Groceries, of course. A good reason to go out for a drive. Home Depot? Small stuff, sure. But lumber, mulch, gravel, etc. not a fu**ing chance. I have a station car/winter rat for that.
07-18-2017, 04:26 PM
around, I'm guessing the "new car" smell in your C7 is a thing of the past!
