Ok, seriously, I don't need a hug but had to put the truck away in storage tonight. The slushy **** is coming tomorrow and they're gearing up the salt trucks. Eeek! When the TBSS intake comes it'll have to just get put in the truck box 'til Spring when it can be installed. I know we have some other members on the forum who store their trucks in the winter. Who else is there and how do you cope? How do you pass the time by for 5 months while waiting? The price we pay for living in the salt belt I guess.

 

damn that sucks you need to move south..... So you don't even start it up for 5 months?

 

damn that sux, time to get it undercoated with body armor ahhhaaa

 

man i couldnt do that with my truck...i hate doing it with my tractors so i know the feeling, but not my truck

 

man thats gotta be tough !!! to store your truck for 5 months knowing you wanna drive it and work on it!!!


was hoping you would have gotten your issues straightened out before then, but oh well we'll see in 5 months!!!


big HUGE for ya!!!!! lol

 

That does suck! I could not even think about not driving it for a week, let alone 5 month.

I love driving in the snow its sooo much fun!

 

lol defiantly...thats my favorite thing to do in the winter...love drifting and doing donuts...only time my truck will do either

 

I start it once maybe and run it for 10 minutes to get oil on everything. It's stored in a concrete floor'd garage protected from the elements but not temperature controlled. I yank the battery out and bring it into the house. It's a pain in the *** to walk an acre with a battery back and forth so I just start it once in late january or thereabouts.

 

I make money in the winter by pulling out idiots with body kits on their civics. I toss them the chain, and pray they hook it to the kit.

 

:rofl: donuts are the best!