baby it's cold outside......last week

Mid 70s here ... Been driving the 914 to work for the last few days. Topless ...


CA winters really suck!

Oh noes! I didn't know your 914 lived outside!

Hell, in the NYC area we've had snow on the ground for a whole month now.

Very unusual.

That is ok with me, but what really gets me is the hugely cold temps we've seen recently (for here).

nuther storm on the way tonight.....

Rich

My washing machine (in the cellar) quit working because the pump is full of water that froze. I'd like a few days of above freezing weather, kthxbai.

Ray Ray, sup? How can you let that stay outside without a cover?

I'm in California for another day and a half then back into the deeeep freeeezzeee!

You east coast guys, welcome to my world.

...it just never ends...more snow on the way tonight

i have parts all over the garage floor so it can live there for a while besides we just got another 17"......but i got a real snowblower now !!!!

dr. dr. SuuuuuPPPPP dude write me up a script

Strange year here in the Sierras. Feels like April, spring skiing. We need some more snow.

Garage, Man, Garage!!!!

The last 2 weeks here were like heaven. If the weather were always like this I couldn't afford to live here.
Oh, wait. I can't.
Especially after Oprah just aired a show about "The Happiest City in America" a couple of days ago. I can smell the prices rising...

Poor car...but I love it! More snow please!!!

I have a ski hill 10 minutes down the road and love skiing. Woo Hoo!

Alright, so we didn't get quite that much snow.


and it's all gone now.

For those of you that keep cars outdoors, what kind of issues do you have with rust?

Zach

Wanna see some fielthy pictures? Between my longs and some of the poor lamented carcasses out in Mark Henry's field we can really show you what happens.

My humble opinion, unfettered by scientific research, is that a long hard freeze outdoors is never a problem. Snow doesn't cause rust, water (+ an electrolite) does. But in the NYC/MD area where you go from cold to above freezing throughout the winter you really need to cover up. Keeps the water off and also keeps the interior cold (no greenhouse effect). You won't see surface problems - it is the cracks and crevices and anywhere that condensation occurs.

What color is this?

White, lots of white.
Mike

It was sunny and 75 here on Saturday, now it is 23 and snowing.

Gotta love Texas!

Looks like the engine lives inside though