[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

I drive mine any pretty day until the first snow, regardless of temp.

It's 65 degrees out there today.

K

Keith, it’s 48 here.

[F ROCK]

Drove mine for two hours yesterday.
Did I talk to it?
Yeah. I said "Good job Baby"; when i closed the garage door.
I talk to the old girl more and more these days.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by turbo69bird

Just had a long conversation w my RAIV car and my turbo car last night. I was at the shop alone w them and I was never happier.

Right now my truck and I are not on speaking terms.

[grivera]

Took her out to Historic Elliott City Maryland this morning for a long conversation…30 degrees out!

[dataway]

BW photos make it look like a new car back in the day, very nice.

[grivera]

Thank you!

[The Champ]

Originally Posted by locomotivebreath

As long as there’ hasn’t been any recent salt down , why do u guys put them up for the winter ? Snow and ice aside , what stops you from enjoying a ride on a cold day ?

Like Keith, I'm one of the exceptions here.

Despite living in the "great white north", I've driven my cars in every single month of the year.

Some examples:

I taught my grandson to drive a stick in the GTO the day after Thanksgiving.

I've gone Christmas shopping the Saturday before Christmas in the GTO.

After completing the install of the fresh 462 ci Pontiac motor in the GTO in January, I took it out for a comparison drive to the original #'s matching 389 and then a second trip to the exhaust specialist to put in the 2.5" exhaust system.

I've actually driven with the top down in February (beautiful sunny day about 50 degrees) to our local winery for lunch.

Of course I'm selective of the days I take the toy cars out, but I will and have driven them in the winter in MN/WI.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by grivera

Took her out to Historic Elliott City Maryland this morning for a long conversation…30 degrees out!

Those photos are awesome.

K

[grivera]

thank you