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I have heard of others putting 5 extra psi in the tires over the winter. I never do - but that is me.
Rosie will go in the heated shop once I make room. Nothing worse than working on a cold car. I like everything - tools, car, stuff - to be above 60* F when I'm working on it. Drives the moisture off too. Interesting though - once I'm in the shop with the lights, TV and stereo on for a couple hours, it get to around 70* F. Very comfortable. I heat it with a small electric space heater.
But then, I'm in the southwest corner of Canada. We grow frigging banana and palm trees in the summer. Winter here is some frost on a clear night and a ton of rain from November to April.
Two advantages of our weather - do not have the shovel the rain and you don't really freeze your balls off.
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1982 911 SC Targa - Rosie....my Mistress. Rosewood Metallic on Dark Brown and Black. Long distance road warrior and canyon carver. A few mods - a little interior, some brakes, most suspension and all of the engine.
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