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Originally Posted by holdover
I drive them when the weather is dry, and when the snow starts and they salt the roads they do not hit the road until a good heavy rain washes the salt away. They do not have heaters but dressed warm and wearing gloves even temps in the teens isn't too bad, and the feeling of taking one of them to the local store for breakfast seems to get a cold winter day off to a great start. I always drive them far enough to get all the mechanical parts (Engine, trans and rear) well heated, most often in the 20-30 mile range. need to keep them in good shape for the Grand-kids!
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Do you really need to drive it 20-30 miles to get it up to tempurarure?