The wife bought me the really warm coat with a hood, and I was nice and toasty, except for my hands! The cold front is coming in, and I hope the streets will be dry in the morning. I wont drive it tonight, and hope for the best in the morning.
It's good to know that there are others like me!
Here you go. My "freak" car is my 2001 Mustang Bullitt (limited production, #4204 of 5582 built, only in 2001), that I bought new in 2001. It only has 18K miles on it, and has never been in rain or snow. The gold car (only 5171 produced in this color in March 2000) is my driving out of town car, sunshine car, and if the weather is iffy. It has 90k miles, and is in really nice shape also. I purchased this car from the original owner and friend about 4 years ago. I have alway been a Mustang nut, but it always seems as though I drive GM product as a family car goes.
Bullitt, I admire your care for your car, but I haven't done anything that wacky since I worked as a lot boy at a used car lot in high school!
I thought of that, but the streets were wet and salty, so the car would have been dirty again by the time I got back home! It's now about 8 degrees outside, and I'm the ONLY one with a clean car because all the car washers are closed due to the temp!Bullitt, I admire your care for your car, but I haven't done anything that wacky since I worked as a lot boy at a used car lot in high school!
There's something about washing a car with your right hand while holding a hose with running water on the same spot with your left hand (to break up the ice that was forming almost as fast as the water hit the car).
I'd really like to forget those times....
Bullitt - consider the idea of full service car washes. They're great inventions. They have lousy coffee, but it's easy on the hypothermia!
By the way, your info shows you have a V-8 malibu? That's pretty rare!Bullitt, I admire your care for your car, but I haven't done anything that wacky since I worked as a lot boy at a used car lot in high school!
There's something about washing a car with your right hand while holding a hose with running water on the same spot with your left hand (to break up the ice that was forming almost as fast as the water hit the car).
I'd really like to forget those times....
Bullitt - consider the idea of full service car washes. They're great inventions. They have lousy coffee, but it's easy on the hypothermia!
I would love to see your "freak" cars as well !
I grew up in Groesbeck! I lived there from the time is was 4 till I moved when I was 30 yrs old.I am from the Groesbeck area of the Nati. I have not been to the Friday Milford cruise in but, I have been to the Sunday Quaker Steak cruises before. I do not do as many shows and cruises as I used to but, I am sure I could talk my brother into running out there a few time this summer. Where exactly do they hold the Friday cruises? I posted some pics in the Other Rides forum last night if you are interested.
Here's one of my Daytona and my brothers Shelby.
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