Weather drive break
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Weather drive break
Well after last weeks snow we were thinking it's time to store the car. But after yesterday's rain and the prediction of a good down pour tomorrow the salt from the snow will be washed away. This means that by Wednesday and Thursday I'll have the opportunity to take the car out for a wash and refuel. So good times again and we'll just wait and watch for the rest of the winter season. Enjoy the ride.
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Sean W (11-29-2018)
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OK nice day today with 45* and some sun. Took the car out for a 45 minute ride going from country roads to parkway roads. I gotta say these SC's love the cold air as it was like a rocket today. So filled it up with gas and wiped it down and put it up on the lift. It will be a wait and see for the next ride . The rains over the last few days washed away all of the salt and sand so everything was pretty clean. Until the next break.
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love the attitude! Got a stance pic with a good view of the spinners?
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OK , blue skies , a crisp 39* F and clear dry roads washed clean by the last few days of rain. Took the car down , checked coolant and oil and off to the open road. Cruised the back roads of the county for an hour and a half . Some light throttle driving and a few exhaust clearing accelerations. Really can't do an italian tune up as it gets to triple figures to quickly. Oh and just turned 24K. ENjoy the drive
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1st drive of the new year yesterday. Had to do an oil change on my Lexus so I needed to use the lift. Backed out the jag and and after I finished the oil change decided to go for a ride. The week end rain once again washed the local roads so it was dry and clean. Did 50 miles and hit the go peddle a few times. So I'm liking this climate change thing and hope that it will stay warm for future drives. Also would be nice if some day the golf courses stay open all year round up north here.
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jagtoes,
I got my X100 convertible back this week after probably 8 or 9 months of doing a mild restoration and respray, and the first thing I did was drop the top for two days of cool (for L.A.) 65F sunshine. I really missed my 'vert for this reason plus the fact that you can throw two fullsized golf bags in the trunk without removing the woods and still have room for groceries (played yesterday afternoon). Supposed to rain for the next couple of days, but I'm getting my X150 coupe back tomorrow from the respray of the front bumper caused by a falling oak tree limb a couple of months ago. While I enjoy the 'vert, I hate the jiggly ride of my X100 and sorely have missed my 5.0 XKR coupe for the last couple of weeks.
I got my X100 convertible back this week after probably 8 or 9 months of doing a mild restoration and respray, and the first thing I did was drop the top for two days of cool (for L.A.) 65F sunshine. I really missed my 'vert for this reason plus the fact that you can throw two fullsized golf bags in the trunk without removing the woods and still have room for groceries (played yesterday afternoon). Supposed to rain for the next couple of days, but I'm getting my X150 coupe back tomorrow from the respray of the front bumper caused by a falling oak tree limb a couple of months ago. While I enjoy the 'vert, I hate the jiggly ride of my X100 and sorely have missed my 5.0 XKR coupe for the last couple of weeks.
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jagtoes,
I got my X100 convertible back this week after probably 8 or 9 months of doing a mild restoration and respray, and the first thing I did was drop the top for two days of cool (for L.A.) 65F sunshine. I really missed my 'vert for this reason plus the fact that you can throw two fullsized golf bags in the trunk without removing the woods and still have room for groceries (played yesterday afternoon). Supposed to rain for the next couple of days, but I'm getting my X150 coupe back tomorrow from the respray of the front bumper caused by a falling oak tree limb a couple of months ago. While I enjoy the 'vert, I hate the jiggly ride of my X100 and sorely have missed my 5.0 XKR coupe for the last couple of weeks.
I got my X100 convertible back this week after probably 8 or 9 months of doing a mild restoration and respray, and the first thing I did was drop the top for two days of cool (for L.A.) 65F sunshine. I really missed my 'vert for this reason plus the fact that you can throw two fullsized golf bags in the trunk without removing the woods and still have room for groceries (played yesterday afternoon). Supposed to rain for the next couple of days, but I'm getting my X150 coupe back tomorrow from the respray of the front bumper caused by a falling oak tree limb a couple of months ago. While I enjoy the 'vert, I hate the jiggly ride of my X100 and sorely have missed my 5.0 XKR coupe for the last couple of weeks.