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Well, I made the dreaded call to my Insurance Agent today and told her to take my Challenger off my policy for the Winter. With all the salt they're dumping with this storm, my baby won't see the light of day until the Spring.
Let the withdrawals begin!!!:shakehead:
 

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Well, I made the dreaded call to my Insurance Agent today and told her to take my Challenger off my policy for the Winter. With all the salt they're dumping with this storm, my baby won't see the light of day until the Spring.
Let the withdrawals begin!!!:shakehead:
Poor Susie! I partially know how you feel! Mine is setting outside with about 6 inches of snow on it. :54:
 

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I know how you feel Susie, I just cleaned mine up, filled the tank, hooked up the battery tender and put the cover on (but at least it's in the garage).

This really sucks as Spring is too far away!
 

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Well, I made the dreaded call to my Insurance Agent today and told her to take my Challenger off my policy for the Winter. With all the salt they're dumping with this storm, my baby won't see the light of day until the Spring.
Let the withdrawals begin!!!:shakehead:
your PA inspection must be due in the summer
 

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Thankz Susie,,,Coming from York PA originally and now living in North Carolina I can appreciate your pain as I would feel the same way if I still lived there. Roads there really do stay dirty and sloppy most of the time in the winter. Here the roads are pretty good except for the occasional black ice or freak winter storm and 90% of the time we have relatively mild temperatures,, (windows down), and high pressure with those cool temperatures really allows for full performance from the HEMI. Actually a great experience most of the winter. One of the great benefits living here have been realized since owning my Challenger. Please consider this an invitation moving here in the future for that stated reasoning. In the mean time I will post for you'all my escapades for your reading enjoyment while your vehicles are hibernating. LMAO,,, love this thread,,,,,please forgive by my enthusiasm.
 

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I know how you feel Susie, we just got about 8 inches of snow last night and i don't my car being driven any time soon but maybe i can catch an occasional day once in a while over the winter.
 

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It really sucks Susie. I'll be calling my ins. guy on Dec 5th. But today it's sunny and I'm gonna take it for a spin in about a half hour. I haven't driven it in about 3 weeks...had surgery on my right hand.
 

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Thankz Susie,,,Coming from York PA originally and now living in North Carolina I can appreciate your pain as I would feel the same way if I still lived there. Roads there really do stay dirty and sloppy most of the time in the winter. Here the roads are pretty good except for the occasional black ice or freak winter storm and 90% of the time we have relatively mild temperatures,, (windows down), and high pressure with those cool temperatures really allows for full performance from the HEMI. Actually a great experience most of the winter. One of the great benefits living here have been realized since owning my Challenger. Please consider this an invitation moving here in the future for that stated reasoning. In the mean time I will post for you'all my escapades for your reading enjoyment while your vehicles are hibernating. LMAO,,, love this thread,,,,,please forgive by my enthusiasm.
I lived in Cary, NC for 5 years.....Loved it!!! Still got four Seasons, but the Winter was mostly non-existent.


I will put my GoPro on my hood and you can live vicariously through me for the winter...
Thanks Tiki!!! I could use a picture of some palm trees right about now!

I know how you feel Susie, we just got about 8 inches of snow last night and i don't my car being driven any time soon but maybe i can catch an occasional day once in a while over the winter.
You got hit harder than we did Alan....we only got about 5", but the roads are so white from all the salt!

Susie, you'll need to pull it out of the garage on February 2nd and let us know if it sees it's shadow :D
HAHAHAHA!!!!! I just might do that!!!!!
 
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