Winter is fast approaching in Canada and I'm getting ready to put my G away.

Is there anything else besides the following for wintering my baby:

wash and dry
oil change
disconnect the battery
fill up the gas tank
inflate tires to 50 psi
car cover


04 G35 Coupe Silver mt6 - stock for now ...

 

Yes, buy some snow tires, and keep driving her!

2004.5 DG/G 5AT Coupe with all options
Sidemarker turnsignal mod
GroundingGear™
2003 Yamaha YZF600R

 

Don't forget to drop the driver's side window slightly to be able to easily get back in the car to access the hood release to re-connect the battery. [img]/w3timages/icons/wink.gif[/img]

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I agree with Dave. Slap on some winter tires and keep driving.


'04 <font color=white>Ivory Pearl</font color=white> G35 coupe 6MT Fully Loaded /w Navigation
Brooklyn, NY

 

One of the Edmonton locals has a 350Z as his winter car (with winter tires of course). He garages his TT 300ZX for the snow season.

We wouldn't want the Z guys to think we G Drivers were wussies, would we?[img]/w3timages/icons/wink.gif[/img][img]/w3timages/icons/laugh.gif[/img]

I agree with Dave and lucidazn. Slap on some winter tires and keep driving!

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Maybe some fuel "Stabalizer" addative. Keeps the gasoline fresh, won't evaporate or ruin your gas tank. It's a good $5 investment!

-Matt-

 

sell your mantion in canada and buy a a single studio here in Los Angeles, that way you get to pay almost 3 bucks a gallona and drive all year around

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