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damn, its between 65-90 degrees all year long over here. you guys in the snow got it rough. I would definitely buy a $500 car to get me around in the winter on the mainland while the Z hibernates in the garage for 3 months.
Yeah I thought about that when I clicked "Confirm Payment" for my winter wheels/tires for $1400. But then I thought "I could spend half as much for a POS car, but I know for a fact that these winter wheels/tires will never break down, never require an oil change, never take up another parking space, never risk my safety due to being an inexpensive POS, never need to go in for inspection, etc". In the long run buying a set of winter shoes seemed like the more fiscally sound option.
I hear you, bro -- spent a couple of hours shoveling the driveway today after about 15" of snow over the weekend. The roads are well plowed, so I'm sure I'll drive the ZR to work tomorrow.
i love the snow here in nj
i hate arizona heat, florida humidity, socal gayness/earthquakes...
TX does sound cool though. i would miss the winter though.
i love the snow here in nj
i hate arizona heat, florida humidity, socal gayness/earthquakes...
TX does sound cool though. i would miss the winter though.
I hate the snow. I used to live in Florida and have been back to visit over the years. That humidity is just ugh. For now it will have to be Jersey. Someday i'll end up leaving the state but i will probably miss certain aspects of it.
Yo WTF..... I don't miss that **** at all...Relocate to Fla.ASAP you'll learn to love ur Z even more, ect..flat land warm weather...
Yeah, I guess FLorida is OK, lived there for 15 years...but So. Cal is better!!!! See in the distance hills and mountains? That means twisties and we all know what that means! No twisties in FL!!
Yeah I thought about that when I clicked "Confirm Payment" for my winter wheels/tires for $1400. But then I thought "I could spend half as much for a POS car, but I know for a fact that these winter wheels/tires will never break down, never require an oil change, never take up another parking space, never risk my safety due to being an inexpensive POS, never need to go in for inspection, etc". In the long run buying a set of winter shoes seemed like the more fiscally sound option.