How to winterize your car
Tuesday December 11, 2007
The snow is already falling in some parts of the country, and if you haven't already prepared your car for winter, now's the time. The good news: Winterization isn't anywhere near as big a deal as it once was; most cars will make it through the winter just fine with no special attention. Still, there are a few things you can do to ensure you avoid problems, and I've listed 'em in my article on how to winterize your car. -- Aaron Gold
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Whew! I just completed my winterization program by removing my windshield reflector/screen from the front cabin and putting away in the trunk till April. Miami winters…what can I say!
Sure, laugh it up H.D. What you’re missing is Minnesota cold. We feel that it builds character. At least we hope so. Some good must come from it
Boy if that’s the case Mike, after spending several Siberian winters in the post-Soviet era, when they turned down the heat at night to just above freezing at night, then I must have enough character for 20 Americans!
I hope you’re right. As for me, I think I’d rather be soaking in some debauchery in Florida than shivering from all the excess character up here.
Debauchery? I think I knew that word before I got married!