[ember1205]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

aww gotcha my car has never seen snow and probably never will lol but it has seen its fair share of rain in the past

That's as close as mine will ever get to snow (although it likely sat through quite a bit of it on the dealer lot last winter). I don't drive it in the rain unless I get caught in a storm that I wasn't expecting.

[closs2sx]

Got 39" here in Laconia NH

[3.8TransAM]

Burn it, the fire will cleanse it!

[Azerlazer26]

Originally Posted by ember1205

lol

I call dibs on the red interior I need some extra red seats to make some matching office chairs with my car

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by closs2sx

Got 39" here in Laconia NH

You're about 50 miles further north and your temps are higher than mine. Sigh. Winter is never going to end (and it's literally the first day of winter!).

[LT4Greg]

Feel sorry for you Northern folks but that’s the way it is. You could move down South but you would have the high humidity when it’s hot weather to deal with and hurricanes too especially in Florida. Here in Georgia we have to deal with remnants of hurricanes and tropical storms that come up from the Gulf and the occasional tornado and of course the summer heat with high humidity.

[zaimer]

Craigslist sale: Convertible, stored winters, has NEVER seen snow.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by LT4Greg

Feel sorry for you Northern folks but that’s the way it is. You could move down South but you would have the high humidity when it’s hot weather to deal with and hurricanes too especially in Florida. Here in Georgia we have to deal with remnants of hurricanes and tropical storms that come up from the Gulf and the occasional tornado and of course the summer heat with high humidity.

Put a map of the US up on the wall. Throw darts at it. Every location you hit will have three months out of the year that you can't / won't want to go out of the house.

[craigss50]

San Diego is great all year long if you can afford it there. Alas, I live in So Florida where it is so humid for 6 to 7 months you sweat going out to the mailbox but this time of year is top down and very nice.

[TP2SS]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

aww gotcha my car has never seen snow and probably never will lol but it has seen its fair share of rain in the past

My car has never seen snow and has never been DRIVEN in rain. Been caught parked in the rain, tho.
It's sitting in a storage unit right now, with a cover on it!
Can't wait for April!

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by craigss50

San Diego is great all year long if you can afford it there. Alas, I live in So Florida where it is so humid for 6 to 7 months you sweat going out to the mailbox but this time of year is top down and very nice.

I've spent time in various areas in CA for work. Absolutely can't stand driving out there and the overreach from the state Government is just more than I could bear.

Also spent plenty of time in the FTL / Miami area for work, so I can related to being super humid and not always being fun to have the top down. Like I said... anywhere has three months that you don't want to be outside. In New England, it's late December through late March. In FL, it's mid-June through mid-September.

[FarmerFran]

Tampa FTW!

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

Tampa FTW!

Ugh! Back to Brady-land! No thanks!

lol

[knighti2]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

oh i thought the rear window was broken...it kinda looks like it is

That is what I thought as well.