The Beast shall awaken in March or April
10/30/14, 01:07 PM
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We may get a snow/rain mix tomorrow. The only good thing is I save some money on insurance and gas!!!! Put it away with 1,680 miles on it....averaging 15.8 mpg.
10/30/14, 01:21 PM
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I have another week or so to go. We're supposed to get our first snow/mix this Friday, so my beast will ride it out in the garage, but next week looks better, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
One nice thing about driving in cold weather is that the stock pirellis suddenly turn into drift friendly tires. I got a bit sideways in a few corners this morning
One nice thing about driving in cold weather is that the stock pirellis suddenly turn into drift friendly tires. I got a bit sideways in a few corners this morning
10/30/14, 02:28 PM
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so it's actually worse for me...ugh... why do you have to show me a sad picture like that?
Jeff, I'm about 99% sure I will put her away this weekend. I need to confirm with JDM that they're not sending me a new tune anytime soon
10/30/14, 03:55 PM
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Yup, I parked mine last weekend and we had crappy weather all week. I woke up to snow this morning. Last winter I thought my car would be out by April, but the effen "polar vortex" in Wisconsin kept my car under wraps until late May. 
Last winter I thought my car would be out by April, but the effen "polar vortex" in Wisconsin kept my car under wraps until late May.
11/1/14, 05:05 AM
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You drop coverage on your car during the winter months? Never thought of that but it makes sense I guess. Unless of course something happens to it in the garage. Would homeowner's cover that? Just curious as I could save a hundred bucks a month by dropping mine during the winter.
11/1/14, 06:22 AM
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You drop coverage on your car during the winter months? Never thought of that but it makes sense I guess. Unless of course something happens to it in the garage. Would homeowner's cover that? Just curious as I could save a hundred bucks a month by dropping mine during the winter.
I guess if it's not financed then you could cut comprehensive and go with the barely legal plan.
11/1/14, 07:51 AM
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You drop coverage on your car during the winter months? Never thought of that but it makes sense I guess. Unless of course something happens to it in the garage. Would homeowner's cover that? Just curious as I could save a hundred bucks a month by dropping mine during the winter.
11/1/14, 02:27 PM
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I drop liability coverage...why insure for damage you may do to someone elses car/etc if you are not driving it....cut my yearly premium by $485, so if I store it for 6 months I save $242.50...not bad...