I miss summer

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[TomKat]

I don't miss summer. Cool winter car activities are just getting into swing.

[speedyshelby]

I miss summer since I can't work on my arrow. It always cold in the garage.

[cashsaudio]

i hate winter but cause where I work is just as cold in the shop it wouldn't be so bad if it was lil warmer but damn auto control on heat suck ass.

[VPT]

I was in a t-shirt today in my garage and it was still to hot.

[EVILUTION]

Just last week you posted how you couldn't work on your car till summer because it was too cold.

[TomKat]

LOL :lol:

[helby]

i can think of worse things about winter then..its to cold to work on my car.

[VPT]

Just last week you posted how you couldn't work on your car till summer because it was too cold.


My car is not here, it is out in storage where it is cold.

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Excuses excuses.....

[devlish]

i have a 2000 sq ft garage with an amazing heater, and great lighting! it pretty easy to keep it 65-70 degrees in here. only problem is i have to tote my tools here first! bummer. owell.

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Whats the heating bill like on that MF'r? Back in the day, when wrenching on the PGT, I kept my garage at 50* and my monthly gas bill was significantly (50%) higher.

[devlish]

Recent billing reads like this....
December 12th 2006 > January 11th 2007
Total Gas Charges $132.35
Total Electricity Charges $135.71
Total Bill: $268.06

[Dizmm, (Old Account)]

i have a propane forced air heater and i buy a 20# tank and it last me 2 weeks and thats working in the garage about every other night for 4 hours. I keep it around 60 degrees or so. Insulating a garage helps A LOT!

[EVILUTION]

Well my garage is insulated..... and the furnace in it is the old one from the house so I can make it go from 0-70* in about 10 minutes..... but the concrete doesn't warm up for shit. When working under the car (if its not wet) I use an old electric blanket.

[Dizmm, (Old Account)]

I hate laying in a puddle of water right after bringing the car in the garage in the winter.

[devlish]

thos puddles are great! just leave it for an hour or so with the garage door open, and you have a nice ice-pad to 'sliiiiiiide' under the car on. no need for a creeper then!!