Spring Time
04-07-2006, 03:57 PM
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Spring Time
I dont know what the weather is like where you are, but today it is about 70 and sunny in Indiana. After gettin my car in January I have been looking forward to this kind of weather to take a nice drive in with the windows down, the radio blaring, and the engine reving. Summer time is the best time to own a muscle car. (Any time is a good time to own a sports car but summer is the best for driving)
04-07-2006, 04:08 PM
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RE: Spring Time
Well the weather in Virginia has been flip flopping like crazy! last week it was like 35 degrees, today it's in the high 70s... finally! it was nice yesterday too, i washed AND waxed my car only for her to be covered in pollen today 
04-07-2006, 04:11 PM
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RE: Spring Time
Enjoy. Here in Chicago, it started off alright, cloudy but around 50... Now the temp has dropped and it's still cloudy any any warm stuff they're saying is on the way has rain in the forecast too. All I want is ONE day on a weekend, JUST ONE, where it's warm enough and sunny for me to finally wax my car. Am I asking too much?!
04-07-2006, 04:16 PM
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RE: Spring Time
I dont think your asking to much at all. It has been raining like crazy here this week. Being down at college where I have to keep my car outside make keeping your car clean impossible. Thats alright though summer time is close enough and it will be back in the garage at night. In the mean time I will have to stick with my buddy told me after I spent two hours shining up the stang on a saturday with rain in the forcast on monday. "It will look good beading up"
04-07-2006, 04:40 PM
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RE: Spring Time
ORIGINAL: M^2
I dont know what the weather is like where you are, but today it is about 70 and sunny in Indiana. After gettin my car in January I have been looking forward to this kind of weather to take a nice drive in with the windows down, the radio blaring, and the engine reving. Summer time is the best time to own a muscle car. (Any time is a good time to own a sports car but summer is the best for driving)
I dont know what the weather is like where you are, but today it is about 70 and sunny in Indiana. After gettin my car in January I have been looking forward to this kind of weather to take a nice drive in with the windows down, the radio blaring, and the engine reving. Summer time is the best time to own a muscle car. (Any time is a good time to own a sports car but summer is the best for driving)
What part of Indiana are you in? In Indy here. Weather has been nice all day, had the top down driving into work today. Looks like the rain is coming soon though...
04-07-2006, 06:15 PM
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RE: Spring Time
ORIGINAL: M^2
In the mean time I will have to stick with my buddy told me after I spent two hours shining up the stang on a saturday with rain in the forcast on monday. "It will look good beading up"
In the mean time I will have to stick with my buddy told me after I spent two hours shining up the stang on a saturday with rain in the forcast on monday. "It will look good beading up"
I went to college in downstate IL, and yeah...I remember when it was not uncommon for it to be 70s in April. It was great until the storms came around. Good thing that I drove older cars when I was in college. Not that hail damage on my '88 T-Bird was something I was indifferent about...but I'd be a LOT more angry if it happened to the Mustang.
04-07-2006, 06:28 PM
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RE: Spring Time
ORIGINAL: MaddieMustang
It feels pointless to wash my car when it gets dirty in an hour or two
It feels pointless to wash my car when it gets dirty in an hour or two
It's like, yeah, I see the common sense there, I just can't apply it to my life! [&:]
