Topic: Time to pump the brakes
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[QUOTE=cilrah]
Chips I hate you ........................... just kidding, I'm envious of you.
I guess I'll be going out to pump the brakes instead of a drive around the neighborhood, raining again today, go figure.
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thats some great advice and I wouldnt have thought to do it myself w/o the prompting
I went out and pumped the brakes yesterday, of course, I did some driving around too 
. It was 50 degrees and sunny, so I took the car out for a good ride - with the top down, of course (and no heat). It was still fun!
. It was 50 degrees and sunny, so I took the car out for a good ride - with the top down, of course (and no heat). It was still fun!
I pumped the brakes on my 74 while driving 25 miles today in warm Pennsylvania. 52 degrees which is very warm for this time of the year although I would guess its probably the last opportunity to do that as it was 18 degrees earlier this week. Snow has got to be hiding around the corner and once that gets hear no more driving. Thanks for the advice to pump those brakes!
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