Whats everyone doing to get through the winter?

[kb426]

I'm ignoring Tony.

[Warpspeed]

Sweating      30 degrees celsious here, just finished work for the year (welding up truck trailers) Cleaning out the garage to get my plymouth project in.

Winter
We don't need no stinkin winter.

Like Rog says, sweatin, drinking beer, working on the Rod out under a large shady tree, and chasing bikini down at the beach.

[sirstude]

Try to get the Olds painted and running, possibly get the 302 and C4 mounted in the Vicky, although the last is pretty low on the list.

Doug

[junkyardjeff]

I have alot to do in the garage this winter,finish the bronco 2wd swap and assemble the 66 f250 plus there is my sisters 92 Geo tracker that is going to get converted to a 5 speed now that I have located a parts car.

[Crosley.In.AZ]

yep... the winter has been tough here.  Not sure what to do or how to handle it.

Co-worker drove his 55 chevy to work today.  He just got it drivable

[phat rat]

Looks like it might make a little power.

[Crosley.In.AZ]

Looks like it might make a little power.

Dropped straight axle with disc brakes , 4 speed , 468 cid engine.

[GPster]

Does it use point type ignition? I se a coil hanging on the firewall. GPster

[Crosley.In.AZ]

Does it use point type ignition? I se a coil hanging on the firewall. GPster

Looks like a regular old coil doesn't it?

[jaybee]

At the moment I'm waiting on a new gas valve for the garage furnace. No heat in there all last winter, not a good situation for comfortable work.

Oh, that and all winter my brother's car was in my garage. Every time I had a little garage time when it was anything close to warm enough I was working on his instead of mine.

[river1]

Does it use point type ignition? I se a coil hanging on the firewall. GPster

Looks like a regular old coil doesn't it?

sounds like there is more to that story

later jim

[39deluxe]

I finished building some walls in the basement and now will be adding shelves for storage tubs. The plan is to get organized and get the garage cleaned out so I can work on the truck again. It's either that or put up signs in the garage so I know which path to take to get to the other side.

Tom

[Arnold]

New Blonde girlfriend(10 years younger than me!)
   Fireplaces..(my place and hers)
   
   That should "cover" the winter.


   I am a serious skier..and live a snowbelt. When it snows here I have a serious snow removal PITA.

   I had to move a few years ago not by choice. Moving stuff..stuff in storage. Just a HUGE PITA!  I have since moved by choice! Shop is
22X42X16' H..AND is an absolute mess! I really want it alll nice and tidy

  Hopefully get that done before I die haha

  Merry Belated Christmas,Happy New Year to all

  Arnold..

[Beck]

I'm saying I have burnout, not doing burnouts. My car project is put in the corner for the winter. I did that about 2 months ago. I'm disapointed. I thought I had a rust free builder, but found someone had been creative with fiberglass and body filler. It needs quarters and a full trunk floor. I need to put it all back together to get things aligned before starting that. I just don't feel like that right now.
The 'net gets me in more trouble. I have always been a tractor pull fan. I have pulled garden tractors but got out. I would love to pull the big boys but my city life doesn't allow that. On the 'net I found guys pulling 1/5 scale radio controlled tractors. I couldn't resist and started building one. Chain saw power. They are expensive for what they are but very cheap compared to the real thing. Here is a photo of one (not mine)http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/16797646/homepage/name/727485?type=sn

[chimp koose]

we have not had any real winter to speak of yet.It RAINED today!We are not to expect temps below freezing this week. This is the mildest winter in my lifetime.