10" to 14" Inches expected... Going through withdrawal...
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It has been over 2 months since the sweet sound of V-TEC has graced my frozen ears. How many others have been waiting out the long cold winter Stookless? The sound and fury (not) of the PT Cruiser just does not cut it...
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yes I can relate. Even a couple inches of snow will stop our car. I wait until it rains and then the next day drive it. I figure most of the road salt is washed away by then.
But you have a 4x4 so go kick up some snow and make some donuts!
MMmm... Donuts...
But you have a 4x4 so go kick up some snow and make some donuts!
MMmm... Donuts...
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From: Keene
10" to 14" Inches expected... Going through withdrawal...
?????????!!!!!!!!!
seriously. I took mine out yesterday, drove all the way from Keene to Kittery, Maine and back. It was nice to get out in the car. Even if it was just in a long straight line...
?????????!!!!!!!!!
seriously. I took mine out yesterday, drove all the way from Keene to Kittery, Maine and back. It was nice to get out in the car. Even if it was just in a long straight line...
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Well mine's back at home so I can't drive it til my spring break...and then from that time I won't be able to get to it til school's out, which is in late April...perfect weather time!
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Come On,
Up until this afternoon the roads were perfect.
I had mine out yesterday then gave it a nice wash.
This morning I had it out to take one of the kids to school.
But now I have to ride my bicycle home in the foul weather and spend the evening shoveling.
Up until this afternoon the roads were perfect.
I had mine out yesterday then gave it a nice wash.
This morning I had it out to take one of the kids to school.
But now I have to ride my bicycle home in the foul weather and spend the evening shoveling.
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Even if a nice day happens to occur, the car is in a garage that is 40 feet off my driveway with 1 to 3 feet of snow covering the entire distance. I'm bummin 
Yes the MDX is fun, and even has v-tec (lower case intentional), it just isn't the same... I think I'll go trudge over to the shrine and sit in the car tonight as we slowly get buried in this snow storm...
On the bright side, looks like a great ski week!
Yes the MDX is fun, and even has v-tec (lower case intentional), it just isn't the same... I think I'll go trudge over to the shrine and sit in the car tonight as we slowly get buried in this snow storm...
On the bright side, looks like a great ski week!
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Damn that must bite, I'm not sure which would be worse. Those horrible winters up north or our 100 degree Texas summers. Right now I'm 50 mles short of VTEC and it's 60 degrees and sunny outside. Course I'm stuck at the desk.
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Originally posted by clutchcargo
Come On,
Up until this afternoon the roads were perfect.
I had mine out yesterday then gave it a nice wash.
This morning I had it out to take one of the kids to school.
Come On,
Up until this afternoon the roads were perfect.
I had mine out yesterday then gave it a nice wash.
This morning I had it out to take one of the kids to school.
I would rather wait it out until the salt and sand are mostly gone. Also, potholes and frost heaves are everywhere. I'll give it another month.