The winter blues thread...
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From: Seabrook, MD
As the S2000 is my "beater" 
I am driving it through all the seasons, unless snow (recently) so bad it just won't go, in which case I'm probably housebound anyway.
That said, getting through THIS winter is a wee bit tougher, here in the national capital area we're getting few of those 45+ days where I can drop the top.
I am driving it through all the seasons, unless snow (recently) so bad it just won't go, in which case I'm probably housebound anyway. That said, getting through THIS winter is a wee bit tougher, here in the national capital area we're getting few of those 45+ days where I can drop the top.
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Originally Posted by SheDrivesIt,Feb 20 2010, 08:58 AM
Get alll bundled up in your ski bibs, winter coat, gloves and a hat. Get in your winter beater and head on over to you local state park, national forest, county park, whatever. Pick a hiking trail and go for a nice hike in the snow.
After a couple of hours of that, go back to town, stop by your local pub and order yourself up a burger or a hot sandwich and a cold brew. Enjoy that and then go home and watch a good movie.
Stop whining.
Enjoy life.
After a couple of hours of that, go back to town, stop by your local pub and order yourself up a burger or a hot sandwich and a cold brew. Enjoy that and then go home and watch a good movie.
Stop whining.
Enjoy life.
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From: Philadelphia, PA
Originally Posted by NDAZONE,Feb 18 2010, 12:19 PM
You truly appreciate the car more when you can't drive it all the time. I really enjoy driving my other cars during winter. Invest in a second car that you enjoy driving.
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