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Thanksgiving Drive
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Jim_Gruber
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No driving but Bugsy II made another step in the restiloration process. He is now sitting 90 degrees off of horizontal and on the rotisserie. Yeah progress.
Managed to squeeze in another drive today. This one was at sunset and shortly thereafter. Even though the temps were still hovering around 60 when we left, when you would drive into the stream valleys, the colder air had already sunk in. I needed to open the two vents in the footwells and kick the heater on. Still fun, though.
Right now, I'm planning on driving the car until the first snow or the New Year, whichever occurs first. Even top-up, it's still a fun car to drive, although some of the "perception of speed" is lost with the top up. It's a lot quieter, though.
January and February are usually the months I do the repair and maintenance on the car. I don't have any huge projects like I've had in the previous year. This year it's mostly some front end maintenance, brakes and cosmetic work.
January and February are usually the months I do the repair and maintenance on the car. I don't have any huge projects like I've had in the previous year. This year it's mostly some front end maintenance, brakes and cosmetic work.