Warning! Got to vent!

[cb66]

Living one state over from you in Pa.I can say I feel your pain. I had been planning since winter on going to the Camaro VS Mustang showdown in Ravenna Ohio this weekend but that didn't happen thanks to once again mother nature. Its like anymore once we get in a wet weather pattern it stays for a long time ,we havnt had a dry summer here in many years.

[ChrisBlair]

After our last four winters, a huge rainstorm every weekend is not the earth-shattering event it once was to me. Six months ago it was 8" of snow every weekend and I'd spend most of my saturday shoveling out my Camaro

[linc400]

I might be odd but I actually enjoy a good thunderstorm with torrential downpour, thunder, and lightning.

However, what we have had here for the last month is gray days with drizzle, light rain, and car shows cancelled and cut short because of it. That I can't stand. And it seems like we get more of it with each very short Chicago summer.

[XxNu2theGamexX]

so were not riding in the rain?

[Smokin19]

OK, Got an update.

So I waited till about 10:00 and said, "what the hell" the rain stopped and so I headed out to the car show (Camaro / Mustang shootout) held by NEO Camaro club. Now the route I took takes me through 30 mi thru Amish country. Yea, you are starting to get the picture.

Now you know the Amish still use horse's, right? Well imagine all the "horse pies" on the road I had to dodge on some still wet roads. This drive will make a good road report on the capability of the P-zero tires.

Well, I am happy to report the tires handled great on WET, Horse Pie roads and of course I had to dodge a few carriages on the way.

Got to the show and I was afraid I might smell like horse $**t with all the land mines I had just traversed. When I got out of the car I was pleasantly surprised the car wasn't really that bad. Well after some cleanup the car was ready and I proceeded to enjoy the show.

So, I am happy to report I AM NOT afraid to ride my vert in the rain and can dodge horse crap with the best of them (even with P-zero's). Now you guys with the coups have something to strive for.

[007s 'Vert]

All i can say is........VEGAS BABY!

I used to live in GA with a hardtop, a convertible in GA is totally useless IMO, we have a Jeep Wrangler to prove that theory.
Once we got in Vegas i started scouting out for a vert, since i have gotten it i have driven with the top down 99% of the time.Sure it gets hot here in tne summer, howerver i always pack some goos sunscreen and a good hat for the sunshine, and when it gets too hot then the top comes up, and then i wait till sundown to throw the top back down and do some cruising either down the Strip or to events, etc...

[SS PANTHER]

Originally Posted by Smokin14

OK, Got an update.

So I waited till about 10:00 and said, "what the hell" the rain stopped and so I headed out to the car show (Camaro / Mustang shootout) held by NEO Camaro club. Now the route I took takes me through 30 mi thru Amish country. Yea, you are starting to get the picture.

Now you know the Amish still use horse's, right? Well imagine all the "horse pies" on the road I had to dodge on some still wet roads. This drive will make a good road report on the capability of the P-zero tires.

Well, I am happy to report the tires handled great on WET, Horse Pie roads and of course I had to dodge a few carriages on the way.

Got to the show and I was afraid I might smell like horse $**t with all the land mines I had just traversed. When I got out of the car I was pleasantly surprised the car wasn't really that bad. Well after some cleanup the car was ready and I proceeded to enjoy the show.

So, I am happy to report I AM NOT afraid to ride my vert in the rain and can dodge horse crap with the best of them (even with P-zero's). Now you guys with the coups have something to strive for.

You did an AutoX and a car show in the same day.