Stieber A <stiebera@db.erau.edu> writes:
>I am seling my pride and joy, and my daily driver, because I am going to
>graduate from college. It would be a crime to take her back to Wisconsin
>and subject her to a winter.(sob sob)
>
>I am open to offers, or arguments on why not to sell it.
1) You will regret selling your 'pride and joy', and you will regret it more
every year.
2) You will decide to buy another one anyway, so why not keep the known-good
one you have?
3) Although it sucks having to put your LBC away for the winter, (as long as
you don't drive it in salt it will last forever) it is a
wonderful feeling when to bring it back to life in the spring.
When I the time comes for me to bring my vehicles back from hibernation,
it gives me a shit-eating grin that lasts for weeks.
4) There are added advantages to driving in places that have real, honest
changes of season.
In the spring, imaging yourself racing around in short sleeves on the
first fine day, smelling the world coming out from under the snow.
In the fall, see yourself bundled up in a chunky sweater, with leaves
falling into the car, racing around trying to find piles of them to
drive through.
In the winter, you get a chance to do any of the little things you put
off all summer because you'd rather be driving. (car maintenance,
SO maintenance, work, etc)
Take that car to Wisconsin!
Scott Miller
(My Spitfire *never* overheats after September...)
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