Winter is here, which car to garage?
#11
RE: Winter is here, which car to garage?
To answer your question, and not ridicule you and your homelike others here are doing....I would cover the Mustang and garage the Buick. Having to deal w/ cleaning off a car and scraping ice is just too big a pain!!! Start up the Mustang and takeit for a drive on the better days to keep it in good running condition over the winter.
#12
RE: Winter is here, which car to garage?
Since I don't drive the Mustang in the winter anyway, each year I cover it and put the SUV in the garage. I have no patience to be scraping ice and snow of the car each day, and/or waiting for it to warm up outside when i've got a perfectly good garage.
#13
RE: Winter is here, which car to garage?
Being from Illinois original where there is alot of snow, it would NOT work with the car cover. Snow is wet and the car cover will soak up the water and overnight it will freeze. Then you will have a frozen car cover stuck to your car WITH a bunch of snow ontop of it. LOL I can't even imagine.
Snow sucks, no doubt about it
I def agree with that, had it happen to the convertible last year. the cover will freeze to the paint and get stuck and you can't get it off till it warms up.
Snow sucks, no doubt about it
I def agree with that, had it happen to the convertible last year. the cover will freeze to the paint and get stuck and you can't get it off till it warms up.
#17
RE: Winter is here, which car to garage?
Don't leave the mustang out side. I did that the first year I goit it and we had a wet cold winter. the snow would melt and then refreeze and the cover would be frozen solid. In the spring, when I removed the cover, there were abrasion marks on the trunk. For some reason the hood was OK. I was able to buff the marks out but when the car gets a little dirty, if the light hits it just right, you can still see the abrasion marks form the fisrt winter.
Garage the mustang.
Garage the mustang.