Putting toys away for winter already

Ron Pilger

Ron Pilger

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Here in Alberta, winter hits early. This weekend I will be starting to get cars like my 34 Cabriolet ready for winter. I'm envious of you guys down south.
 

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Ron...Nice car , Here in B.C.; the leaves on the Birch tree are allready turning yellow , snow up on the Coquihalla summit last Wed. at the fishing camp, so it's not too far off down here in the Ok Valley ..:)
 
you can store your car at my house, i can keep the battery charged for you. in the winter i still can drive my truck , but not in the rain
 
That is a beautiful car; it's a shame to have to let it hibernate for the winter. I moved from New York (Long Island) to Florida twenty years ago and I drive our antique cars/trucks all the time, no salt, no snow, no ice, just the occasional torrential rain storm and Hurricane...
 
Hello Nice car. With the weather so warm.Most of the time down here in East Texas. People during the Flathead years. Were not using freeze protection. Maby because times were hard.Or they were to cheep to run a coolent or freeze protetion.They would set them up and leave them setting. Every so manny years we have some bad cold. In 83_85 we had 18 dreg. Did not get above 32 for a week.Lots of freeze breaks. Every now and then some of the less industrous folks will clean up there yard. After the city/county. Jumps on them !!!! And they find 2 to 3 cars they did not know about. Or or care about
 
Ron Pilger .......................
What a beautiful car !
Sell out, move to Florida and drive that puppy, year round with the top down, to boot !
MIKE :)
 
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