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Ruffy
11-01-2014, 9:24am
If it ever warms up above freezing, I have a long day of paint work ahead. Wash, claybar, de-swirl (that the dealer did), seal and wax. Then I need to install the mudguards.

I wonder if I'll ever make it off the couch
Cybercowboy
11-01-2014, 9:27am
You don't need to winterize your car when you can park like this!

http://i.imgur.com/UgVTgFJ.gif
RED-85-Z51
11-01-2014, 9:30am
Ive got another 3hrs of prep and painting to get done...and its 42*....pisses me off.
Jeff '79
11-01-2014, 9:31am
You don't need to winterize your car when you can park like this!

http://i.imgur.com/UgVTgFJ.gif

:rofl: Now that skilz right there...:yesnod:
Jeff '79
11-01-2014, 9:32am
Ive got another 3hrs of prep and painting to get done...and its 42*....pisses me off.

You shouldn't have put it off for so long... :slap:
LATB
11-01-2014, 9:53am
For me, winterizing the truck means throwing a jacket in my duffel bag. Just incase. :D
Cybercowboy
11-01-2014, 10:13am
The only thing I do is take my C5 to a building where I store it during the winter months so my wife can park in the garage. :leaving:
DukeAllen
11-01-2014, 10:17am
You don't need to winterize your car when you can park like this!

http://i.imgur.com/UgVTgFJ.gif

Parking like a boss :lol:
Ruffy
11-01-2014, 10:19am
The only thing I do is take my C5 to a building where I store it during the winter months so my wife can park in the garage. :leaving:

The GTI is my all year car. I wouldn't have bought a GTI as a weekend/summer toy. The fancy WeatherTech floormats are already installed. Winters are terrible here with chemicals/sand/salt on the roads and I'd like to keep the paint/body in reasonably non-rusty shape. I still need to buy snow tires.

At least this car fits in the garage now.