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View Poll Results: Which season do you prefer for working on your car?

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  • Yes Winter is better

    2 14.29%
  • No Summer is better

    12 85.71%
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Thread: Poll: Do you like winter better than summer for fixing your car?

  1. #1
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    Default Poll: Do you like winter better than summer for fixing your car?

    Just wondering if it is me or does working on the car seem more appealing in the colder months?

    Germans: Why can't they make everything?

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    Hells no, summer is better when there is nicer weather to drive and experience the fruits of your labor.

    1992 525i 5 speed (Calypso/Parchment) - 1989 525iA (Schwartz/Natur) SOLD

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    Summer is better, outside with a breeze. The winter is OK with a heated garage floor, but its still damp outside, the car is wet and so on.
    Lowered with blue h&r(?) springs, Bilsteins, tint, 19# design 3 injectors, Dual Magnaflow
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    Once, I get forst bite on my fingers after I replaced my heater blower. Summer is much easier to work on the car.

    Present: Black 1995 525i | Past: Red 1989 535i; Black 1985 535i

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    I think you need to put down the crack pipe rob =)

    Maybe it comes from spending your entire life upside down?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob101
    Just wondering if it is me or does working on the car seem more appealing in the colder months?
    Winter is definately better for us guys in Oz.
    Summer is too hot to be stuck in the cockpit trying to fix something.
    E30 318iS & BMW K1200LT

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob101
    Just wondering if it is me or does working on the car seem more appealing in the colder months?
    Winter or summer in australia or winter or summer in the rest of the world?

    I live in north-eastern US and I shudder even at the idea of working on my car (getting under my car?) in cold weather...

    very strange question!

    deleted air conditioning

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    Quote Originally Posted by joshua43214
    I think you need to put down the crack pipe rob =)

    Maybe it comes from spending your entire life upside down?
    seems like it very much...

    deleted air conditioning

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob101
    Just wondering if it is me or does working on the car seem more appealing in the colder months?
    Heated/cooled garage=I don't care either way.

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    I gather it doesn't get very cold in the winter in Brisbane

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