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Thread: All put up for the oncoming winter...

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    Garages in the South are much nicer than our Northern types. We are just trying to keep from scraping the snow and ice off the windshield in the early morning. Then drive all day in the slush, so that it cakes between the tires and the fenders. Then, pull it into the garage in the evening, after the day is done. Having a 16' wide door open quickly drops the temperature in an otherwise 45-50 degree garage, especially when it's below 0 degrees outside. But not to worry, as the engine heat will bring the temp back up to 60 degrees pretty quick, and then, all the packed snow starts plopping off the car in big chunks. Then you have to sweep the crap out of the garage so it doesn't leave a nice salty mess.
    This procedure is nothing new to anyone who lives here in the Northern Hemisphere, it's the price we pay for ????, quick, someone remind me what we're paying for here....
    So you see Don, the Troy Bilt would be sporting a set of chains and a plow on the front of it this time of year for clearing the snow off the drive.
    I used to make fun of the "snowbirds" when I lived in the South, now it looks like I could be one of them! =) Now you know why your population doubles in the winter months....hey, you got any nice homes for sale in your area??? =) =)

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    we pay to see snow fall, flowers bloom, and leaves changing colors dammit.......which is much nice than warm temps, no road salt, year-round beaches and......

    maybe our value systems are screwed up JR? We both need to find a place to store our M5s together.....then the garage door will NEVER open and we'll never have to worry......except for the random, perfectly dry 50F winter days when exercising the M5 would be the only logical thing to do!

    Scott

    Quote Originally Posted by Jr ///M5
    quick, someone remind me what we're paying for here....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don McAdams
    "Cold dark winter months!?!?" Sorry, but I don't know what that means!?

    Jr. I have a deal for you- I am willing to move my riding lawnmower to the back patio & in return park your M5 in my garage next to the M3 for the winter months. The M5 will be well taken care of & driven once a week- just enough to keep the dust off the valves- Visitation privledges anytime of course Please take a look- it would fit in just nice


    84 & sunny today Jr.
    Hey Don,

    Those posters are looking great.

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    whats this winter crap?! it was almost 80 today a week ago we had heavy frost and upper 20s in the mornings
    all america wants is cold beer warm cat and a place to take a poop with a door on it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don McAdams
    Listen! If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times...

    "WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO CLEAN THAT MESS UP IN THE GARAGE!!!"

    1990 E34 535iA, 215,000kms (130,000 miles).
    Dual Climate, Rear Headrests, Rollerblind, M-Tech Wheel,
    Memory Seats, EAT Chip, T-Stars.

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    Look what winter does to mine!

    Anthony
    03/64 production

    '91M5 - 11/90, was mine, it's Jim's now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott H
    we pay to see snow fall, flowers bloom, and leaves changing colors dammit.......which is much nice than warm temps, no road salt, year-round beaches and......

    maybe our value systems are screwed up JR? We both need to find a place to store our M5s together.....then the garage door will NEVER open and we'll never have to worry......except for the random, perfectly dry 50F winter days when exercising the M5 would be the only logical thing to do!

    Scott
    I hate that I have been wearing shorts all month. We in the south pay too... It's called vacation (skiing, trip to Maine in the fall). Flowers? Well, we have those year round. The best thing about moving from Pittsburgh? Selling the snow shovel with the house.

    Quick edit here:

    I do need to grouse about the weather. Put the top up on the 330 today. Stupid rain.
    Last edited by tdgard; 12-28-2005 at 09:28 PM.

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