Re: Winter is here.
Originally Posted by
tonygg
+1
Friday is looking like the day for putting the Crossfire to bed for the winter. Gas stabilizer is already in the tank but needs filling up. That, and inflating the wheels to 40lbs, parked in 1st gear, handbrake disengaged, battery maintainer hooked up and finally the OEM cover and that should be it until spring. The Crossfire is sharing a garage with my '82 Volvo and both are at a new location. Back in August I left Hogtown after 30+ yrs and purchased a home in Keswick, ON. Yes, I have heard all the Keswick jokes and pickup trucks with large wheels out number every other vehicle on the road up here, but hey, it's where I call home with no regrets! Looking forward to next season of Crossfire GTG's!
I don't bother with the Stabil, I just fill it with 93 octane, pump up tires, put the maintainer on a couple of times, move the car back and forth a few times and that's that. The car never gets below about 2 degrees C. anyway, it has a soft life, like me.
Keswick, we should have the first annual Crossfire GTG and ice fishing tournament in February. BYOB, that is bring your own bait. LOL
Tight lines.
PS. Never polished it, insurance off, so it is now off the road and covered for the duration.
Last year I did the paddle shift mod in the winter, I hardly ever used it though as I forget I have it.
Last edited by onehundred80; Nov 20, 2013 at 01:18 PM.