Put my tibby away for the winter last night
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Vehicle: 99 Tibby
Put my tibby away for the winter last night
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.
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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..
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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.
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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 .