getting the toys ready for the cold weather comming!! i hate winter!! LOL

 

Ah, yes! Nice little bed for the winter!

I gotta be nosey, what's under the cover?
I'm afraid to guess, but I like the rims.

 

I wish MY car had its own bedroom like that!

 

Cevelle?

 

I'm lucky, in Charlotte, N.C. I can drive year round. I realy enjoy a ride. I start to Jones if it rains for a few days and it's stuck in the garage and I'm stuck at home.

In the last month I had to change a choke pull off and replace a bad vacuum connection on the manifold, but when they run right they are just too much fun!
Just keep driving and enjoy the ride, I do. PG.

 

ding ding ding!!! yeah its my 71 chevelle.

 

Oh, the memories, I used to have a '70 SS 454. Love your '71.

 

I'm from Mooresville N.C. About an hour away from you. (Well, currently I'm stationed in Hawaii, but NC is home for me.)

 

thanx starship!! sold so many cars i wish i still had!!! sold a very nice 68 camaro vert. rs/ss in 92 for 12,500 saw one half as nice in 95 go for 25,000 made me ill!!
sold this lil nova for 8500 only had about 4 into it total 4 speed and posi was a blast to drive!!

 

I've mentioned before, the driving season is all year and the cars are so much cleaner in the hotter, dryer states. Here in Central Texas, even the frames on older stuff have factory paint still in good condition. I always hated the rust and oxidation that was caused bywinter wet and cold, along with the salt put on the roads for the ice. I pointed out to my wife just the other day as we were getting into the car at the shopping center that the '90 Nissan pick up parked next to us had perfect paint on the frame that showed in the rear fender-well.
I alwayshave to remarkthat I highly respect the guys up north who restore and/or maintain their older rides as the winters are so harsh and long and the cruising season so short and it's so much more of a challenge and takes alot more dedication to own a nice older cruiser up there. "Hats-Off" to you guys!!!