Thread: Not a Roadster day yesterday

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Little cool to take the roadster out , but that didn't stop me for gettin my Hot Rod fix 4 the day.
It's all gone 2day, so the roadster it will be.

Oh yeah, BTW

Hey Don,
We were watching the weather and sure you were going to get more than that.

We had about that much snow here in town and the crazies that are in charge of the schools canceled for the day.
By 9 it was gone from the roads. This is in contrast to when we lived north of here in the Jemez Mountains, When the
snow went over the fence tops, they would consider closing, not before.

Glad to see the 40 still giving you fun! I am building a new dash for mine, perhaps with all these snow days I can get
it done faster. Currently figuring out how to have a GPS unit rise up from the dash, interesting at best.

Ray

Originally Posted by Scooting

Hey Don,
We were watching the weather and sure you were going to get more than that.

We had about that much snow here in town and the crazies that are in charge of the schools canceled for the day.
By 9 it was gone from the roads. This is in contrast to when we lived north of here in the Jemez Mountains, When the
snow went over the fence tops, they would consider closing, not before.

Glad to see the 40 still giving you fun! I am building a new dash for mine, perhaps with all these snow days I can get
it done faster. Currently figuring out how to have a GPS unit rise up from the dash, interesting at best.

Ray

First off Happy New Year Scoot. They got way more up in "the City" I hear Tulsa really got it, but that's 2 1/2 hours north. I'm just 60 miles north of the Texas state lin. South west of the city.
What I did on my GPS antenna was mount it on velcro on the windshield with an "Old Geezers" decal out side so ya don't see it.Maybe hid yers with sum type of KQQL decal.

I don't know how you guys do it. I live in SoCal and the last time I saw "snow" was driving back from Texas in March a few years ago. I think somewhere in New Mexico there was a very light snow. That was plenty cold enough for me.

Originally Posted by UltraOnyx

I don't know how you guys do it. I live in SoCal and the last time I saw "snow" was driving back from Texas in March a few years ago. I think somewhere in New Mexico there was a very light snow. That was plenty cold enough for me.

Yeah, but you live in the land of "Fruits and Nuts" and mega traffic. Lived in Orange county until 30 years ago and it was bad then. Go out to LARS every year and can't wait to back to the wide open spaces of the U.S.