Not that you northerners all didn't remember, but I just did here in Michigan. It's probably time to go out into the barn and give the brakes a good dozen pumps or so (just push harder if power brakes). Keeps them from getting storage disease - like seal leakage. You lucky folks down south can just go for another drive

HAPPY NEW YEAR

[QUOTE=cilrah]Happy New Years Craig  Good advise    I manage to get it out of the barn atleast once a week for about a 10-15 minute drive, hummm that reminds me I think its been 2 weeks, DAMN RAIN  [/QUOTE]

Oh Yeah. I remember living in Lacy back in '70. Don't have to worry about salt on the roadways like we do here. I just don't start mine until spring unless I can get it really warmed up - saves the exhaust system. We have that darn salt dust even when the roads are dry. Doesn't go away until a good spring rain. Ah spring. I almost remember what warm weather was like

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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL

[QUOTE=Craigi]Oh Yeah. I remember living in Lacy back in '70. Don't have to worry about salt on the roadways like we do here. [/QUOTE]

Hahaha, so you know what I mean about the rain.  Actually I live right in Lacy but its an Oly address  

[QUOTE=Adams' Apple]
I'll be drivin the '74 Friday(last day of the year...it's a tradition!)  [/QUOTE]

I'll be chipping ice off the windshield of my truck. It's a tradition 

Remind me again why I live here........

Be safe and have fun on that drive.