Put my tibby away for the winter last night
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From: Providence, Rhode Island
Vehicle: 99 Tibby
Im gonna miss it. Did an oil change, rolled it into the garage, put 4 donuts on in place of the 17's, did a coolant flush with fresh anti-freeze, and removed the battery. I'll bring it out again in March when the weather gets better. At that point I'm not sure if I'll sell it and get a genesis or keep it. I have a beater Subaru Outback to get me through the winter months.
i use mine all year through
i only put it away for a few days when there's a typhoon haha! i already miss my tib when i don't use it for at least 4 days, i can't imagine not using it for extended months coz of winter..
i only put it away for a few days when there's a typhoon haha! i already miss my tib when i don't use it for at least 4 days, i can't imagine not using it for extended months coz of winter..
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From: Washington D.C.
Vehicle: Hyundai Tiburon FX
that's a lot of care! i drive both cars whenever wherever, winter, summer, never flush coolant or anything haha.
it must be neat to have a winter car though. i've driven the Elantra/Tiburons in the snow and although they're good, only one wheel spins and it counter balances when driving on icy roads.
it must be neat to have a winter car though. i've driven the Elantra/Tiburons in the snow and although they're good, only one wheel spins and it counter balances when driving on icy roads.
Road salt and living next to the ocean will kill my tib,as I watched it do to my other tib I yearly drove for decade...Theres not a flex of rust on my orange tib now,still like new!.. I have a civic and a truck to torture in the snow
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