What do you drive?

[flyeruk]

Wow, what a lovely looking 'estate' to live in MrYum And lots of nice motors in this thread too.

Where abouts in Florida are you?

I lived in Port st Lucie 8 years ago for 3 month and loved it.

Lisa

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by flyeruk

Wow, what a lovely looking 'estate' to live in MrYum And lots of nice motors in this thread too.

Where abouts in Florida are you?

I lived in Port st Lucie 8 years ago for 3 month and loved it.

Lisa

Thanks Lisa...this neighborhood and especially the back side of the property sold me on this house. I absolutely love living here. It's a small city about 25 miles south of Sarasota on the gulf side of the state. Perfect time of year now...80 during the day...60 at night...blue skies and lots of sunshine

Yea Surfn, I've always traded in vehicles about every 2 or 3 years. Not this one...the lease just ran out and I bought this sucker. Comfortable full size SUV...that converts into a full sized truck...very versatile and comes in handy frequently

Love the jeep Simon! Those old CJ's were sweet rigs

I honestly dunno what it would be like not to own a vehicle or two Swed...think I might blow a gasket or something ... lol. But, there really aren't any significant parking issues around here either.

[bunky2u]

Originally Posted by MrYum

Thanks Lisa...this neighborhood and especially the back side of the property sold me on this house. I absolutely love living here. It's a small city about 25 miles south of Sarasota on the gulf side of the state. Perfect time of year now...80 during the day...60 at night...blue skies and lots of sunshine

Yea Surfn, I've always traded in vehicles about every 2 or 3 years. Not this one...the lease just ran out and I bought this sucker. Comfortable full size SUV...that converts into a full sized truck...very versatile and comes in handy frequently

Love the jeep Simon! Those old CJ's were sweet rigs

I honestly dunno what it would be like not to own a vehicle or two Swed...think I might blow a gasket or something ... lol. But, there really aren't any significant parking issues around here either.

You just have to make sure that your vehicle is "winterized" You would need a block heater, antifreeze rated up to -35 to -40 Celsius (-31 to -40 F)... snow tires and a remote starter (not obligatory, but nice, very nice to get into a warm vehicle and the ice has melted off the windshield.)

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by bunky2u

You just have to make sure that your vehicle is "winterized" You would need a block heater, antifreeze rated up to -35 to -40 Celsius (-31 to -40 F)... snow tires and a remote starter (not obligatory, but nice, very nice to get into a warm vehicle and the ice has melted off the windshield.)

Thanks Bunky...but I'm a warm weather kinda guy. I'll take a day of sweating over a day of shivering anytime