P80 cars in the snow

[scot850]

Don't you find all that snow on your windshield makes it tougher to see, unless of course you drive everywhere in reverse? LoL!

Also does your fuel consumption suffer much with the extra weight?

Here it is almost tropical. Around 0C and possibly some snow on Sunday after a +7C day. Most unusual for this time of year but I'll take it!!

Hopefully heating next week in the new garage and all the cars can then get tucked up snugly out of the winter.

Neil.

[850oldschool]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/18/us/drive ... index.html

Serpentine belt

I wonder if the snow was a factor in breakage, or if it was unrelated and just really bad lock.

[abscate]

Still digging out. Cars are out, and I just got to my parts shed door so hope to catch up on parts shipping.

[volvolugnut]

Still digging out. Cars are out, and I just got to my parts shed door so hope to catch up on parts shipping.

I just checked your short and long range forecast - you will get to enjoy that snow for many weeks before it has a chance to melt.
Glad I am not there.
volvolugnut

[rguzz]

Who cares about the P80's they are old hat. How's the Eurovan?

[abscate]

That T4, Eurovan kin the States, is the most useful car I've ever bought. It's the Weekender camper edition and hauled 6 kids and friends through schools, boat to the Cape , and toes Volvos home now

The squeezed in a Torquey 200 HP V6 under the hood, in the States we could only get the 4 speed AT, traction control , ESP, 5000 pound tow rating, and a nice variable displacement AC for those hot summer trips

[matthew1]

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[matthew1]

[BlackBart]

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Nice grill, man.

[matthew1]

It's Abscate approved.