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Old 12-13-2005, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
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Remote starter and cloth seats, bud. The only way to survive winter....
or a block heater, which should keep the car warm enough to hav heat within a minunte or so.
I have all three, as well as a sewn-on lambswool steering wheel cover to keep my hands from getting cold and four wheel drive

My truck > winter.
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Old 12-13-2005, 11:14 AM
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Lambs wool cover huh?
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Old 12-13-2005, 12:44 PM
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Pfft I have none of these 'seat heaters' and it will get down to -35 here easy...just plug it in, dress warm, and suck it up :P
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Originally Posted by Ryan
Pfft I have none of these 'seat heaters' and it will get down to -35 here easy...just plug it in, dress warm, and suck it up :P
Haha! High five. Thats how you do it here to.

You could always invest in an interior warmer if it'* a problem though.
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Originally Posted by captainmiller
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Pfft I have none of these 'seat heaters' and it will get down to -35 here easy...just plug it in, dress warm, and suck it up :P
Haha! High five. Thats how you do it here to.

You could always invest in an interior warmer if it'* a problem though.
LMAO!! Righty-O guys!! Cold snap here in near Lake Ontario this morning... 2 deg F. Whoo hoo. Leather seats were cold...but I have a long wool coat...and the 3800 is a ballsy enough engine that I had heat blowing on my in less than 5 mins.

EDIT: Sorry for your luck Bill...those heated seats aren't help you any THIS WEEK now are they? ha ha ha
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We don't plug our cars in around here unless they are diesels.

Tracy... my car heats in 3 minutes...thpppttt..
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I usually have heat within the first 1-2 miles of driving.
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I have cloth seats to deal with the extreme cold of 50F this morning, brrr... :P :P
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I have cloth seats to deal with the extreme cold of 50F this morning, brrr... :P :P
(Searching weather channel to send rain to Lash)
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Old 12-13-2005, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
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I have cloth seats to deal with the extreme cold of 50F this morning, brrr... :P :P
(Searching weather channel to send rain to Lash)
ditto that
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