Thread: To drive the 370z in the winter or not
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Old 02-05-2013, 11:32 AM   #61 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Canadian GP View Post
Before I started to read this thread I was expecting the answer to be driving a Z in the winter is a bad idea, glad to see otherwise. Good snow tires, moderate snowfall, winter driving experience and proper driving means it can be done. 2 months until I get my Camaro out of storage and start looking for a Z to replace it.
So when you get the Z does that mean you will not be storing it like you stored the camaro?
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