Storing car
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From: DFW
Car: 1992 Z28
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Axle/Gears: G80 3.23
Storing car
Im still unemployed after 6 months and can no longer afford to drive my car. So Im going to put a cover over it and store it at my parents house and cancel the insurance until I am financially stable again.
If anyone has some things I need to do before storing it let me know.
If anyone has some things I need to do before storing it let me know.
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Engine: 350, Vortecs, 650DP
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The Search button works wonders.
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sea...der=descending
Here are complete instructions thanks to Vader
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...winter+storage
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sea...der=descending
Here are complete instructions thanks to Vader
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...winter+storage
Thats not a real grown up thing to post, IMO. Especially considering that you were given the proper advice. Every year there are a 100 threads just like this one started, and it gets covered every year. Normally I would do the search and post the results to show how easy it is, but I wont this time. And with your post, I wouldnt expect many other people to want to help you either.
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Car: 1992 Z28
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Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: G80 3.23
Sarcastic people are not cool.
I tried search and came up with nothing.
I have seen plenty of boards on the internet that have a huge database of knowledge, but are dead with no posts because people just search and never start new threads.
I tried search and came up with nothing.
I have seen plenty of boards on the internet that have a huge database of knowledge, but are dead with no posts because people just search and never start new threads.
Sarcastic people are not cool.
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From: DFW
Car: 1992 Z28
Engine: 5.7 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: G80 3.23
Well anyway like I said I have no job thanks to outsourcing to third world countries - so the camaro gets covered, locked, and insurance scrapped for at least a couple years. Most people talk about just storing for winter is why I asked.
Well anyway like I said I have no job thanks to outsourcing to third world countries
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I am storing a car for the winter and will use the search function to get tips. Thanks! But I have to respond in kind to the remarks regarding unemployment.
I haven't worked for a year. But I don't blame politicians. I somewhat blame the greedy corporate climate. I somewhat blame the terrorists. I somewhat blame Microsoft for their anti-competitive activities. But all in all this is not a depression and I am just as responsible for my condition because I have left my fate up to others(personal situation maybe not yours).
As for outsourcing, when you call a help line or get a call about a bill, don't talk to them. Communicate via mail. Don't buy from companies that outsource. Don't cooperate.
America is strong and will continue to be. Use your talents to start a small business, do something that you feel passion for. Do anything that you want to do. Work hard to get to work and you will succeed. This is the land of opportunity, not the land of government run business.
I haven't worked for a year. But I don't blame politicians. I somewhat blame the greedy corporate climate. I somewhat blame the terrorists. I somewhat blame Microsoft for their anti-competitive activities. But all in all this is not a depression and I am just as responsible for my condition because I have left my fate up to others(personal situation maybe not yours).
As for outsourcing, when you call a help line or get a call about a bill, don't talk to them. Communicate via mail. Don't buy from companies that outsource. Don't cooperate.
America is strong and will continue to be. Use your talents to start a small business, do something that you feel passion for. Do anything that you want to do. Work hard to get to work and you will succeed. This is the land of opportunity, not the land of government run business.
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As long as skilled labor abroad remains cheaper then labor here in the us there will continue to be outsourcing. Why would a corporation thats only concerned with making money pay more to get the same result when they can pay someone in some developing country much less. And those contries are all too happy to accept the work as it helps thier economy mature. Unfortunatly, theres really nothing one can do to stop it as long as some monetary incentive to outsource remains.
Oh, and this thread has become so not tech.
Oh, and this thread has become so not tech.
pay more to get the same result when they can pay someone in some developing country much less.
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Guess that should have been 'percieved' results.
It is interesting that when I was at college there where some indians there who where pretty much there to get an american education. Sort of like the enemy turning your own guns on you.
Another non-tech post. Ill have to ban myself
It is interesting that when I was at college there where some indians there who where pretty much there to get an american education. Sort of like the enemy turning your own guns on you.Another non-tech post. Ill have to ban myself
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Car: 1992 Z28
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Originally posted by dimented24x7
there where some indians there who where pretty much there to get an american education
there where some indians there who where pretty much there to get an american education
Back on topic - how often should I start and drive the car? Do I need to change the oil every 3 months still?
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Id change it every so often. Vaders instructions in the second link are pretty comprehensive.
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Originally posted by dimented24x7
Pro, could you please remove that attachemnt. Its not appropriate for the boards.
Pro, could you please remove that attachemnt. Its not appropriate for the boards.
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NP... Pic didnt bother me much but those are the board rules and offensive material isnt allowed.
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