What do you drive in the winter?
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From: On a rock wall somewhere...
Originally Posted by BeachBum17' date='Dec 29 2008, 06:27 PM
I drive my S2K 365 days a year. We don't have winters in southern cali, just like a week of rain or so and a several weeks of destructive fires. give n take
But then you guys would have to drive (or fly) to get to a good winter sports location. . . . on the other hand, LA isn't all that far of a drive from the Siera Nevada range, so maybe you can go to ski resorts and whatnot while living in 65 degree weather all year round.
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Originally Posted by BeachBum17' date='Dec 29 2008, 04:27 PM
I drive my S2K 365 days a year. We don't have winters in southern cali, just like a week of rain or so and a several weeks of destructive fires. give n take
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From: Waukesha, WI
I have a few vehicles I have access to... But i mainly drive a 97 Civic EX all stock with a full engien rebuild byt yours truely (OEM Honda parts of course)
otherwise I can drive...
99 Grand Prix GT
93 F150 6 cyl
02 CRV K24 5-speed RT4WD
(OEM Honda parts of course)otherwise I can drive...
99 Grand Prix GT
93 F150 6 cyl
02 CRV K24 5-speed RT4WD
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From: Somewhere in Oregon
Mostly an '01 CR-V but if it gets too bad, like the last few weeks (we've gotten pounded in NW Oregon) I'll drive my '94 Toy xcab 4x, I've had it for 13 years, it has 273k miles and runs awesome, can't kill that truck though I should have many times over. I also have a cut up, caged, dual cased, custom suspended '85 4runner (rock crawler), but it's got to be pretty bad for me to pull that out just to get around. Normally it's on a trailer.
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I drive my S.
For several years, the motorcycle has been the daily driver (rider?) in all but the worst snow storms. If it's raining hard or it snows more than 2-3 inches, then I'm taking the car.
Since I sold my last motorcycle this past summer, it's been the S every day.
For several years, the motorcycle has been the daily driver (rider?) in all but the worst snow storms. If it's raining hard or it snows more than 2-3 inches, then I'm taking the car.
Since I sold my last motorcycle this past summer, it's been the S every day.