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Originally posted by 88blackvette

Are there any other CRAZY people out there??????

Is this a trick question???

We don't get much of the white fluffy stuff around here, but I would certainly not be taking one of the Corvettes out in it. I've got 5 cars, and a Goldwing, so I'm not in the position to "have to". Maybe if that's the only car I had, I'd feel differently. I don't have a problem with anyone else doing it...just not me!

Joel Adams

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"Money can't buy happiness -- but somehow it's more comforting to cry in a CORVETTE than a Kia"

Oh com on , Buy um to DRIVE not look at, Hey if you don,t drive it then maybe you could sell the engine parts. lol

Hey Joel,

Nice vettes , here is a little tid bit of useless information, Did you know that it was 1983 when Prince released (Little Red Corvette)........ The only year GM didn,t release any Corvette's to the public.hummmm... Don;t know why I shared that with you, just saw you own Red Corvette's

Don't forget to WAVE

Tom

Salt Salt Salt! Corrosion can chew the heck out of a car. Even a Corvette has metal parts that can corrode. When your roads get treated with road salt 5 months of the year, 'tis best to let the babies hibernate from 1-November to about 1-May. I know, 6 months is a vvveeerrryyy lllooonnnggg tttiiimmmeee to be without a Corvette. I would really like to live where I could drive my car year round. I also gotta believe the car would be a real handful on an icy road.

Hey sundew, I'm trying to understand the logic behind putting away a Corvette in the winter time as if it is a beach blanket (I live at the Jersey Shore and there are other so called CRAZY people driving there C4's, C5's and C6's all year round).

A friend of mine has a 1988 Ann. vette and has had MORE problems with the car ....BECAUSE of LACK of use, so he spends BIG money to have it fixed only to look at the car in his garage.....and a dollar to a donut, when that perfect day comes around..... if the vette starts.....he rides around with the SES on........must be great...... .

I do drive my vette every day Rain, Snow, Sun. and I assure you the rubber tires do NOT know if they are on a vette , van or SUV. The secret is to drive slow and stay alert....oh yeah yeah some one could crash into you... BUT that could happen with the car parked in your garage (some idiot could loose control and BAM). So Enjoy the ride you deserve it....

In closeing I say let's start a (WINTER Corvette Driving Club) ......wana join ....lol...

Don't forget to WAVE

88blackvette

Hey Poolman,

Not many people show up at Burger King on Sunday's (fair weather drivers) BUT when the clocks go ahead for spring, the cruse is moved to Friday 6pm - 9pm.

During the summer you have to get there before 6pm if you want a parking space. It is a good time, lots of weird stuff there. I go every Friday. You should check it out.

88blackvette

i live right around the corner from 88 blackvette. i dont drive my vette in the snow as i usually am driving a snow plow Rolling On The Floor Laughing

. as a matter of fact, i have been driving that plow a lot this week. i think i was driving it a total of about 60 hours.

i do drive my 90 all year round except in snow as my tires aren't designed for it. if it ain't snowing and when it isn't in the body shop i drive it all the time. the 75 stays in the garage for the winter as the heat doesn't work.

poolman, would be great seeing you at burger king on fridays.

Our store parts runner car is an 85 coupe. It gets driven several times a week year round. So fa, so good.

Larry

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