How do your cars run in Texas???
09-19-2006, 10:23 AM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
Best part of Houston is wearing shorts and t-shirts in January
09-19-2006, 11:38 AM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
ORIGINAL: r.barn
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!
welcome to the swamp buddy, this actaully kind of nice last few days.
you should come in August..............
ROFL and Houston is the ugliest part of Texas......... Austin is soooooo much nicer..........
My car runs fine, gets a little hot in the summer if I'm pounding on it, have the a/c running
and it's 100* out, never had it over heat on me though.
Best part of Houston is wearing shorts and t-shirts in January
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!
welcome to the swamp buddy, this actaully kind of nice last few days.
you should come in August..............
ROFL and Houston is the ugliest part of Texas......... Austin is soooooo much nicer..........
My car runs fine, gets a little hot in the summer if I'm pounding on it, have the a/c running
and it's 100* out, never had it over heat on me though.
Best part of Houston is wearing shorts and t-shirts in January
09-19-2006, 01:51 PM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
My dad lives right outside of houston, i think its called katie texas. So now i'm jealous and want to move there, i hate cold rain and snow. NE ohio sucks. I NEED WARMNESS. I wish i knew how my car ran down there.....if i move i'll let you guys know how it runs in the NICE HOT HEAT
09-19-2006, 04:35 PM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
haha yah no kidding my aunt lives in corpus christi and we went during christms break and it was unbelieve how nice the weather is compared to manitoba where im from.... no jacket or maybe even shorts in december is awesome... love that place.
09-19-2006, 06:37 PM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
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My dad lives right outside of houston, i think its called katie texas. So now i'm jealous and want to move there, i hate cold rain and snow. NE ohio sucks. I NEED WARMNESS. I wish i knew how my car ran down there.....if i move i'll let you guys know how it runs in the NICE HOT HEAT
My dad lives right outside of houston, i think its called katie texas. So now i'm jealous and want to move there, i hate cold rain and snow. NE ohio sucks. I NEED WARMNESS. I wish i knew how my car ran down there.....if i move i'll let you guys know how it runs in the NICE HOT HEAT
My car runs fine anyday of the year but I can tell a small difference in peppyness when the day is cool and dry versus hot and humid.
09-19-2006, 06:52 PM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
I'm in Dallas....the difference in humidity between here and there is even noticable. In the summer, you walk outside and feel like you took a shower w/ your clothes on....
The weather has been F'n great here...mid 80's and sunny.....best time of the year. 5.0's dig it, too[sm=wootwoot.gif]
The weather has been F'n great here...mid 80's and sunny.....best time of the year. 5.0's dig it, too[sm=wootwoot.gif]
09-19-2006, 06:56 PM
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RE: How do your cars run in Texas???
I live about an hour from austin, and its always hot here. The worst will be in the morning when I go to school it'll be like 65* but when i get out it'll be like 95. With my new water pump and radiator though, my car runs cool even in all these hot days. It runs so cool I don't think it would ever warm up if I moved some place where it's colder. You can tell we're not used to the cold weather where I live, because it seems like the second a trace of ice hits the roads...everything shuts down basically. Oh, and I have no a/c...so I can't wait for the cooler winter.
