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Thanks for reminding me mine has been to bed for several weeks and I forgot the battery tender pretty sure my battery is on its way out anyway. My Dad also just announced that he has my sisters Christmas present in his camper that is now blocked by my TA so I guess I'm going to have to move it out soon....
My car hasn't been started since June. Maybe I should just sell it.
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Still on stands?
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Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS
Yea. Lost motivation after waiting a month for parts to show up. Doubt I'll remember how to put it back together now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Naaman
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Come on now, you're already committed. If you give up now, and sell it, you'll be pissed in the spring when you want to be having fun with it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS
Never give up, NEVER surrender!!!
Also remember Jon, There are plenty of folks on here that know these cars better then the employee's at GM. If "you tube" doesn't have the answers you seek, I'am sure plenty of your peeps here on the boards will know the answer.
Just forward all of your supercharger parts to me, I'll figure it out :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS
I got the IcePro snow tires on the stock wheels, but not on the car unfortunately before the snow hit...
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That's one thing I'll never do is drive in the snow in my bird. Not that I can't but more like that others can't drive in the snow, hell most have trouble on dry, sunny days let alone wet, icy roads.
My last one was driven year round and did surprisingly well. The one outing in snow with the regular tires leads me to believe this snow tire n bird will do really well.
I dont worry about others driving. I have insurance and hopefully they do as well. I drive far too much to worry about others in any conditions. When driving 30-40K miles a year there is a chance of shit happening anytime.
Really though, I am more worried about summer and dump trucks dropping sand/gravel and bouncing into the car since they will never own up n fix that damage when it happens. I am sick of replacing windshields and touching up paint chips
Ah, that's just a dusting anyway.
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Definitely a dusting. I wont use it to push snow, but a few inches will be ok under it i think.
I do have the toy if I have to use it, but it only gets about 15 mpg and doubles my cost to go to work.
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Wish I could say the same. Once I get a house with a garage, a daily driver will handle the crappy days.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMWS6TA
Right now, I have a town home, and not enough parking.
215 60 16 was as skinny as i thought I could do on the stockers. Saw that some said a 205 would work, but seemed too stretched to me.
I couldn't agree more. Snow is why I bought my 4 wheel drive Silverado.
I drove a 1996 Camaro through 12 winters in Indiana. Never wrecked it or got stuck once.
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Something almost as good as a 4x4 is a laptop, and the ability to work from home :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS
My office is my house.
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