If this keeps up I'll need a longer snorkel

[greenmeanie]

I'd rather have 110 year round than have cold weather.

You sick man!
I can and have worked on vehicles in the snow and slush because I can always add more clothes. I find it very difficult, however, to work on a truck in the heat. My fuse gets shorter at anything above 90 and by 110 things start getting expensive. I hate it when my tools get too hot to pick up with my bare hands.

I had to change an air spring on my wife's allroad this summer and it read 135 on the thermometer in the garage. She tells me that for the sake of my son and the other neighbourhood children's innocense she will put it into the dealer next time.

Cheers
Gregor

[LaneRover]

She tells me that for the sake of my son and the other neighbourhood children's innosence she will put it into the dealer next time.

Cheers
Gregor

You gotta love Rover induced Tourettes!

Brent

[jp-]

You gotta love Rover induced Tourettes!

Brent

Correction Lane, that was not Rover induced, but Allroad induced. Whatever the hell an allroad is...

Hot tools I can handle, but when my hands get numb, that I cannot stand.

I'm not saying 110 is my ideal temp, just that I'll take that over the cold. 80 is about perfect.

[TSR53]

Correction Lane, that was not Rover induced, but Allroad induced. Whatever the hell an allroad is...

JP... fyi, "Audi allroad"

[jp-]

JP... fyi, "Audi allroad"

How horrible. People actually drive those?

[TSR53]

How horrible. People actually drive those?

Yes, people actually drive Audi quattros. I don't drive an allroad, but I do drive an Audi //S6 when the wife lets me. I'd be more than happy to give you a ride in mine - when its snowing out of course . Here's a proper digital ride in a kinda *special* version.

[TSR53]

Opps, forgot to add my photo in keeping with Eric's thread... This weeks Vermont SNOW!


Snorkel time