Need inspiration before I light my car on fire for insurance $$
04-07-2011, 03:39 PM
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I thought about this but none of my friends have their cars out just yet. Either they are down for upgrades or they just dont want to take their cars out yet. Its still kind of winter here :p
04-07-2011, 05:21 PM
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Its about 35-40 right now. It doesnt get very cold in the winter here in Anchorage(10+), but if you go higher north it can stay about -30 all winter lol
And I dont know how you can deal with the heat in the summer down there. I like my 60-70 degrees :p
And I dont know how you can deal with the heat in the summer down there. I like my 60-70 degrees :p
04-07-2011, 05:56 PM
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My car is 90 miles one direction away from me and I've spent every weekend for the last 2 months working on my car. It's frustrating when all I want to do is something little but I have to drive all the way and take my whole weekend up. It does get frustrating but the weekends where I had problems and couldn't get parts I went snowmobiling.
It's worth it
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It's worth it
http://vimeo.com/21867405
i live in california, and i thought 40* lows at NIGHT during WINTER was cold!
seriously though, my cars been down since january and its killing me. but i just think about it like this, when i get it back, im going to drive it like i stole it!
it always pays off in the end......
04-07-2011, 06:23 PM
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After living in Delta jct/Fairbanks I dont know how you get into cars? I would have some turbo'd sleds. I live in Wyoming and its barely worth building my car.
04-07-2011, 07:17 PM
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some of these guys have no idea what it's like rolling around in a snowy driveway for 6 months working on your build. just remember the sweet ,sweet smell of tire smoke. hang in there dude. weather is just starting to brake in ny and i can testify it feels intoxicating to get back in the saddle.
