Mike Jones

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I always go to the do it yourself places as well. I'd never go to an automatic one or one where someone else touches your car and since I live in an apt I really can't do it at home.

paarman97maro

yeah, but it would take time out of my busy schedule to go 15 miles away to a hose it yourself place and pay 1.00 for a minute to clean all I can off of my car...

Plus the experience of getting a car you can just have fun with in the winter is enjoyable... you saw the fun i had with the camaro last year

Probably not as much as here

Mike Jones

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I was just kidding and would get the beater personally. Unfortunitly my Corsica blew a head gasket and my '95 Neon spun a bearing neither of which is worth fixing for what the cars cost. I really miss having a car I just didn't care about. I could park next to an SUV without caring, I simply do whatever I wanted and it felt good knowing my Camaro was sitting in the garage away from the hail and sleet and only out during good weather and it even kept the miles down.

paarman97maro

agreed... So is mr.LS1 venturing into the white winter wonderland as well?

Mike Jones

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yup but I'm not worried, I drove my black Camaro through the winter. It was lowering, with gfx and such so it'd be even worse than my ls1.

To see how low my '94 really was take a look here. - http://projectcamaro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1863

paarman97maro

i didnt realize your ls1 has the same engine power as your 94 jk, are you not worried about that?

Driving in the winter is fun though... Im suprised you didnt use your 94 to plow the roads ... I drove to Adrics when it was bad one night (ended up getting stuck in his driveway lol, whole different story) and just my airdam was making me go all over

paarman97maro

I didnt realize you bought your 99 stock? im assuming?... I thought you got it with the hockey stripes and rims and everything

archemedes

no but Michigan does (I've lived in Alabama for a year) I drove my '69 for 2 winters