In reply to TeamEvil:
One good thing about driving a Beetle in Florida. You won't have to scrape the inside of your windows while driving in winter! You wear your ski gear and scrape the inside of your windows a lot in much of the north.
In reply to TeamEvil:
One good thing about driving a Beetle in Florida. You won't have to scrape the inside of your windows while driving in winter! You wear your ski gear and scrape the inside of your windows a lot in much of the north.
In reply to Rupert: Did this a lot in my Karmann Ghia in Missouri and Iowa.
What's snow?
Ice scraper in the Winter, rubber window squeegie the rest of the year.
It was SO cold one year here in Massachusetts that I was actually/honestly driving around in my Karmann Ghia with an open flame propane heater where the passenger seat would normally be and it was PISSA ! ! !
I mean the first time ever that I was comfortable in that car after September and before the end of May. That Ghia was my daily driver for six full years.
Well, I bought a "classic" car.
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/build-projects-and-project-cars/1989-mercedes-benz-300te/92510/page1/
GLH, saw one in Seattle for your price....I'll drive it to you if you pay the gas bill.
OR
Turbo K-car wagon. (I love wagons)
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