[tomdmiles]

I've been assigned to a project at my company's corporate office in Sarasota, FL for the next two months. DHG5281 is safely at home in the garage, but man I'm missing her. I do get to go home every other weekend to visit the car and of course the wife :smile: . Don't know which I'm missing more. I'm having to drive a 4-banger rental while in Sarasota. What a shock to the system.

 

[bullitt3980]

What about us northerners? My car has been in the garage since Nov 1st. I've even started a countdown in my Franklin till April 1st. What really galls me is that it hasn't snowed enough to stay on the ground-theres lots of salt on the roads though.

 

[BUL2294]

Going thru it right now... The Bullitt's 350 miles away in Cleveland with comp-only insurance on it, so I can't drive it. At least it's far away, so there's no temptation to drive it. I put it away with the expectation that Chicago would have a lot of snow and there would be salt all over the roads... How wrong I've been so far this season (with a whopping 3" having fallen so far this season, compared with 34" by now last season!)

 

[BULLITT-1554]

Mine's only been in storage two weeks and I'm already goning crazy.

 

[qtrhorse]

Had mine out for a nice drive Friday night. I used to live up north too. My girlfriend accused me of having PMS all winter. Which was true. PMS stands for PARKED MUSTANG SYNDROME.... Needless to say I got tired of putting up my stangs for the winter and moved south. :grin: :grin: :grin:

 

[Nasty Bob]

It's moments like these that make living in the desert really nice!

 

[NorthernBullit]

Talking about withdrawals, mine has been covered in the garage since 1 Oct. Only got to drive for 2 weeks. Plus I just returned home after one month deployed at a little island in the south pacific. At least I got a break from the cold Alaska winters.

 

[War_Hawk]

lol i know what you guyes mean. its been 4 weeks for me (it finally snowed up here). I was really surpised that it snowed so late in the season. Spring will be here soon enough. And then the mods, begin :grin:
--WH

 

[Havgunwiltrav]

I am up here in chicago and I can only say i have definitely been driving #1676! the only time i dont is when snow is in the forcast and i can visually see salt on the roads which with the amount of snow there hasnt been a need for 2 much salt! Of course with it below freezing most of the time its kinda hard to wash her so shes a bit on the dirty side! Thanx Havgun #1676

 

[BULLITTBRO1]

Yeah yeah , I am living in the desert , but 02321 has been in storage sense nov12, :sad:

 

[1 Bullitt]

I couldnt figure out why i had the shakes all the time, i thought maybe my blood suger was low,turnsout all i did was put my car on jackstands,start it, go through the gears about 3 or 4 times, and the shakes were gone.guess i had p.m.s. too

 

[1248bullitt]

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It's moments like these that make living in the desert really nice!

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Definately true, well said
(laughing at all of u who can't drive your Bullitt hehehe)