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56 degrees in mid-February!

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Run winter rubber (until the end of may)

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I'm still running winter rubber (until the end of May), but it was sure nice to wash the car and drive around with the windows down for a while!

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Set summer too

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I'd love a set for summer too!

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I'm still running winter rubber (until the end of May), but it was sure nice to wash the car and drive around with the windows down for a while!

56 degrees in mid-February!

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I'd love a set for summer too!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's not often that we get weather this warm in the middle of February. It won't last long, but it did give me a chance to give the C4S a long overdue hand wash. It looks sooooo much better clean!

POST 3Original post

Looks good Dennis. We too had warm weather take away all of the snow in the Inland Northwest this past week (WA State). So, I took the cab up to the car wash with a prepared bucket of car wash soap and gave her a thorough cleaning. It's still too cold to hook up the hose and wash in the driveway as I will end up with a tremendous ice slick. You folks in temperate climates should be happy to not face stuff like this!

POST 4Original post

Almost 90 here in Scottsdale. Warm even for us this time of year. Perfect top down weather.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Some years we never see 90 degrees, even in the summer!

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Warm even for us. I was in Winter Park 3 weeks ago. Absolutely perfect skiing weather.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Skiing has been crazy this year. We have had the best snow in 25 years. I just bought some new powder skis and I'm dying to try them. I'm thinking I'll have a chance on Monday...

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....Nice car Dennis C but I don't know if I would leave it out in that sketchy-looking neighborhood The forecast calls for temps in the 50's later this week in NH and it will be great to have the car out in temps above 20 degrees! Summer rubber and cold temps remind me of my Big Wheel when I was a kid....

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah, my neighbors have some pretty nice houses! I'm still running winter rubber (until the end of May), but it was sure nice to wash the car and drive around with the windows down for a while!

POST 12Original post

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2 sets of wheels... Save those sweet techno spokes for the sticky rubber. Nice shots!

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks! The technos are in winter sizes and offsets, not summer. I'd love a set for summer too!

POST 14Original post

Looking good, Dennis! Went skiing on Sunday and Monday at Copper! Best snow in years is absolutely true.

POST 15Original post

We are truly spoiled in Colorado. Can hit some of the best ski conditions for a day of skiing and cap our days off with a BBQ under the blue skies in Denver. Never mind transportation between the two points in our under appreciated yet amazing 996s.

POST 16Original post

Damn: more freakin' snow today here in the East.......the winter that won't stop...........kills me to watch her under the cover, hibernatiing..... Lookin' good Dennis!!!!! enjoy the new powder skis......wait, don't they call that a snowboard?! LOL

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