At 12:12 AM -0400 8/2/00, Tomsaudi@aol.com wrote:
>Am I the only person here missing out on driving his/her MG this summer
>because of the rain? Here I am in August, and I could not even guess the last
>time I drove my MG. It's either always raining, I'm out of town, it's too
>humid, etc, for me to enjoy the car. What makes matters worse is that this is
>my first full summer with the car.
>
>Not like I had a great start either. Being psyched about just having the car
>tuned up, the car died on my way to my first club event of the year-culprit
>was a shot clutch slave cylinder, and then after that it was discovered the
>tie rods were totally shot and needed to be replaced. And so, here I sit, and
>it's pouring outside, and the weather forecast keeps calling for more of the
>wet stuff, my beloved car collects dust in the gargage.
>
>UGH! Anyone else having as great a summer as me?
>
>Tom
>78 Midget (I think it's green, I may have forgotten)
Gee Tom
It isn't made of sugar or salt, and it will not shrink. If the wipers
are iffy use rain-x. If you have no top just keep going and the rain
will mostly blow over you. Rain is no excuse. Drive it!
--
Bob Shaw
Check out Shaw's Garage at http://www.mlcltd.com/shawsgarage/
My British Car is NOT leaky - it's merely marking its territory.
|