Recent content by DonD

Still leaves you with a oil filter with a good bit of dirty oil in it. Then if you want it out, you need jack stands. Haven't gained much. I get enough points on my GM Master Card that I get it done for free and have goodies in their guest lounge.

It's beautiful as long as you don't have to drive in it.

Good looking and fine high performance car!

I'd disagree. I'm 6' 3 and can sit in the rear seats. Do I have any room to spare? No, just move the legs. Would I want to go on a long drive that way? Absolutely not but short trips are OK.

Good on you!!

Why were her teeth removed? Seems she was healthy or well on the road to being healthy. I too have a rescue. Took about 7 visits to get him healthy, despite that one activity wanted to yank his teeth. What for, pure profit?

Great to hear. Growing up, we had cats as pets. In my work career and in retiring, just cats. Our current is a rescue Russian Blue, very good boy. Don

I haven't used one. Would think that it couldn't extract as much of the old oil as conventional remove the oil plug can. Could be wrong.

Thank you, the sweaty things is funny,

I have a two year old CTV-4 Blackwing but I've never heard of a "stealth" mode, could you inform me and if one exists to where this is discussed in the owner's manual. Thanks

Must be some nasty cold mornings,

I agree it would be fun on an empty shopping center parking lot.

Where did I say anything about 50 yrs? Keep on subject. Go ahead and drive in the snow and ice and let some incompetent or drunk fool destroy your car and raise your insurance rates.

ICK if you're driving. If you're going skiing or other mountain sports or staying at home then it's beautiful.

I like all these pictures of BWs in the snow. Having said that, I'll try to avoid driving mine in the rare snow events in the San Antonio area.