Yesterday I did the last wash for awhile. This included removing the wheels and cleaning the wells as well as the undercarriage. Then I got it dried off and put in the garage for the night. This morning I went back out and did a quick cleaning on the interior and unhooked the battery. Then put on my new car cover.
The End.
Next year when I get it uncovered my plans are to sell the brakes, get wheel studs, spacers, then put a few thousand miles on it before covering it up again.
I'm jealous of all you people with indoor garages lol.
Right now still looking for a dd that I can use for winter into the summer. Want something 4x4 this time. I wanna put my car away for the winter real bad..although it'll be in a driveway under a cover. I wish it can be inside a garage.
I looked into those last year, but most of them seem too flimsy and alot of the reviews I read were poor. I wanted one for summer use, as my garage is only available to the GTO during the winter.
My PBM is a daily.. Idk when the next time will be that it gets detailed. Which is def a bad idea since I detail cars on the side, and my owns a basket case lol.
I just drove it last week in the snow too. It was fun.
This is the first year I have covered mine. I did it this year because I want to keep the SI in the garage also and do not want water constantly dripping on the GTO when I open the garage door.
Normally I have beaters that I do not really care about. But this SI is too nice to keep out in the weather if I do not have to.
I'm jealous of all you people with indoor garages lol.
Right now still looking for a dd that I can use for winter into the summer. Want something 4x4 this time. I wanna put my car away for the winter real bad..although it'll be in a driveway under a cover. I wish it can be inside a garage.
My PBM is a daily.. Idk when the next time will be that it gets detailed. Which is def a bad idea since I detail cars on the side, and my owns a basket case lol.
I just drove it last week in the snow too. It was fun.
It is a commonly known fact. Goats must sleep 3-5 months each season in the northern time zones. This allows them to run amuck the other 7-9 months a year.
I never had a problem with FWD in the snow, in fact all winters since i had my license all my cars were front wheel drive. Sure beats taking the goat out lol
Back when we got 20 inches of snow december of 2010 i had my altima and i was fine. I was looking for a 4x4 this time but saw this celica and couldn't pass up the deal. Then again its almost new years and its going to be 50 degrees wednesday. What winter?? lol
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