Sadly I have tucked away the S2 for the winter WHOSE NEXT??
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As soon as i can find myself a good winter car, i'm gonna garage my '44. Although i think you should be kicked for tucking it in for the winter this early here in the northwest (southwest if you're living IN B.C.) The weather is cold (944's LOVE cold air) and it only rains occasionally. I think i'll wait till the temp drops to somewhere around 40, then stick the car in the garage.
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Ive had mine in storage in the yard for over a month
damn college keeping me away from it - after a degree, my career better pay well enough for me to be able to afford more Porsches
I got me that air drying pellets from a marine store
took battery out, fuel stabilizer + full tank, washed thoroughly right before being put under a car cover then a brand new tarp
do you think its overkill to have it blocked up like it is?
damn college keeping me away from it - after a degree, my career better pay well enough for me to be able to afford more Porsches
I got me that air drying pellets from a marine store
took battery out, fuel stabilizer + full tank, washed thoroughly right before being put under a car cover then a brand new tarp
do you think its overkill to have it blocked up like it is?
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