Time of the year

[desinor at sympatico.ca (Jean-Claude Desinor)]

   Mine is safely tucked in a garage's (repair shop) basement, under a 
cover,  along with a few other cars its age - bugs, dune buggies, a 
Citroen, a Fiero, a 914, a couple transporters, Westfalias and Unimogs (!).
   I am fairly sure I hear it thump its wheels when I it hears me walk 
down there ... especially when I go get it in the spring :-J

	Jean-Claude
	84 8v (in hibernation)
	96 Jetta GLS (all year driver)

C Boyko a ?crit :
> On 8:38:22 am 11/04/05 Daun Yeagley <vwdaun@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
>>
>>--- Mtl-Marc <marc_scirocco@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> It is that time of the year again folks.
>>>
>>> I just stored my Scirocco for the winter. It is a clean
>>> and rust free
>>> Scirocco, and I intend for her to stay that way. :-P
>>
>>Gino is safely tucked away in the garage, although he'll
>>still be on the streets for awhile yet this year, likely no
>>snow for a few more weeks.  (I even drove him to work
>>yesterday.)
>>
>>I did start treating him to some rubbing compound last
>>night.  Wow what a difference - there's actually some shiny
>>paint between all the rust spots.  The more I look at that
>>red, the more I like it.  Perhaps a new coat of it
>>someday....
>>
>>
>>Daun Yeagley - Wilmington Ohio
> 
> 
> 
> I'm hoping for a few more trips in mine, but the time is getting short for
> sure. Marc, that is a gorgeous car, you're right to hide her from winter's
> ravages. Gino? Well, I miss his face. 
> 
> But on to winter. We all know it's a time when all manner of evils are
> planned and carried out. Who knows what creations will emerge in the
> spring? So I guess there's an up side to parking them, depressing though
> the thought is.
> Cathy