Trying to make a point.

[Safewiz]

The answer to the question where I live, is Southern east Florida. Coral Springs. Daily commute to Boca Raton to work. And talk about bad drivers, rain or not. But I will say most of them are mindful, and give me the latitude I need. And it seems the more I drive, the better it runs. Not quite sure how many miles you can get out of a stock built engine, but I plan on finding out. And while maintenance and upkeep are a bit more than previous cars I have owned, I do enjoy doing the work.

[Mike V. Florida]

Originally Posted by Safewiz

The answer to the question where I live, is Southern east Florida. Coral Springs. Daily commute to Boca Raton to work. And talk about bad drivers, rain or not. But I will say most of them are mindful, and give me the latitude I need. And it seems the more I drive, the better it runs. Not quite sure how many miles you can get out of a stock built engine, but I plan on finding out. And while maintenance and upkeep are a bit more than previous cars I have owned, I do enjoy doing the work.

I am just down the road the road in Pembroke Pines.

May I invite you to the Fort Lauderdale Auto Museum (Packard Museum (1527 SW 1st Avenue, Ft Lauderdale, Fl 33315) on Saturday. This event is scheduled from 10:00 am til 2:00 pm. We will tour the Museum and will proceed to lunch when everyone is ready. The entrance fee is $5.00 per person if we have 15 or more people, otherwise it will be $10.00 per person. Members and guests can come antique or modern, secure parking is available for antiques.

[Chuck Sea/Tac]

With modern oil, you don't have to change it every 500 miles . Check it for how dark it is and that's when it's needed to be changed.

[jimalabam]

Welcome aboard x3. Drivers are the way to go, leaving tomorrow for a round trip of some 60 miles, weather permitting. Right on with oil change at 500. WELCOME...

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by 700rpm

I drive my cars a combined total of about 2000 miles per year. I don't like to drive them in the rain (and it rains a lot in Portland), not because I don't want them to get wet, but because many drivers are new to Oregon and don't know how to drive in the rain, especially in the fall.

I am becoming even more cautious, though, because in the last five years or so we have had something like a 20% increase in population in the greater Porland area, and there is a corresponding increase in traffic, of course. And even in the city people are driving too fast. The only accident I have been involved in in my Model A in over 50 years was caused by a fool coming around a corner too fast in his zoomcar and hitting my coupe.

700,
DANGER, DANGER, WATCH OUT for my Daughter, Cindy, she just left for Portland TODAY!!!
Bill W.