Cuda Getting Prepped For Winter

[71bigblock]

Hood, seriously considering parking mine for good this year, too.  This fall has been awful for driving. 

I also took mine out last Saturday, probably the last day it goes for a decent run.  It was about 65* sunny, no wind.  Absolutely perfect.  I had about 20 minutes to spare and I went on a cruise.  Man did that feel good. 

Looks nice and cozy.  I helped rip shingles off and put tin on the garage where mine is kept- at a friends house for the winter.  It'll be a sad day when mine goes to sleep.   

[hooD]

I see you have a guard dog to keep the big kitty away from the fish. It all makes sense now...

Fish and Cats are like oil and water....Good thing I have my Yorkie Guard Dog looking after the Cuda!!!!   

[Black340]

I keep my wife's 96 Cougar parked in the garage next to the Cuda
 

[TreeFrog]

must suck to have to give it up so soon....

we usualy still have good weather on and off thru the end of the year...

whiy Hibernate when you can Migrate - lol

 

[Srobinson4]

It must really suck to have to prepare your cars for the winter.  But I was told that covering these vehicles for a long period of time is not good for the paint.  If that is true how do you all who must cover your cars deal with the problems covering can cause.  I live in Florida and we quite often have temperatures in the 80 during Christmas.  So I am able to drive year round.

SRR

[hooD]

It must really suck to have to prepare your cars for the winter.  But I was told that covering these vehicles for a long period of time is not good for the paint.  If that is true how do you all who must cover your cars deal with the problems covering can cause.  I live in Florida and we quite often have temperatures in the 80 during Christmas.  So I am able to drive year round.

SRR

My Cuda has at times been covered up for as long as three years.  I have no paint problems after 30 years but I can only speak for myself and the way I "store" my car.