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Are you storing your BMW for winter?

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  • YoungCRY
    YoungCRY
    YoungCR
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    #9

    camarok said:

    It's a car... drive it. Throw snows on it and it makes for a super fun car to drive in snow.

    540's seen winter all it's life, snows make it amazing, and the DSC is very sweet, also much better when turned off... but I know you are talking e30

    dsc in action

    My Dad loved his 540i in the snow. Same goes for my E28's, BMW's in general kick ass in the winter. The E28 has been parked for the winter this year though as I'm gonna start ripping it apart for the rebuild. I just purchased a 1998 C2500 6.5l Turbo Diesel Suburban which will be my daily until the E28 is finished up in the spring.

    Chris Young
    BMWCCA #458972
    1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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    • EarlE
      EarlE
      Earl
      wrote on last edited by
      #10

      my car is away for winter for huge plans. I will be dailying my mk3 through winter;)

      museum sig 2earl.jpg

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      • C
        C
        Chadley
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        #11

        Car will be sitting in the garage once snow arrives. I dont want salt on my Brembos.

        Besides, diesel dually drifting :D

        Ryan is a post whore af330i.gif

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        • GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGreyG
          GunMetalGrey
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          #12

          I drove my first e30 through winter, was terrible until I got snow tires. The wear on the body was terrible, rusted like mad. Never again.

          The red car will sit in the garage being worked on! I have a 93 blazer for my daily/winter.

          That DSC video was pretty sweet.

          ...

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          • R
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            Rowleym
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            #13

            i have a 76 CJ7 that my father and I are rebuilding. Until i finish that bad boy, I do not have a car to drive. probably should of thought about that before I tore apart my e30. Oh well..

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            sk8 or die

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            • R
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              REKIII
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              #14

              I drove my 5 the first winter I had it. Caused lots of damage to it and will never do it again, but with the blizzaks, that car would go anywhere.

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              • EarlE
                EarlE
                Earl
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                #15

                The Ti did fine last winter, and it was on bald all seasons=) Cord showing and all

                museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                • Brian.B
                  Brian.B
                  Brian.
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                  #16

                  I got the E28 all set up for winter. 16" steelies, on balding continental conti-sports, that TJ wore down to just about the wear bars. Should be exciting :)

                  instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                  • wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3
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                    #17

                    E36 tucked away for winter, probably wait a couple weeks to throw the snows on the e46 touring.

                    m3sig-1.jpg

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                    • B
                      B
                      B C
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                      #18

                      I bought and installed snows on my Nissan last winter..........

                      had fun using them for a whole 2 days. Should have just driven the beem all year.

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                      • jockhater2J
                        jockhater2J
                        jockhater2
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                        mines parked.

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                        • wasnt m3W
                          wasnt m3W
                          wasnt m3
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                          #20

                          Snap Understeer said:

                          I bought and installed snows on my Nissan last winter..........

                          had fun using them for a whole 2 days. Should have just driven the beem all year.

                          Running snows just insures that it doesn't snow all winter;)

                          m3sig-1.jpg

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                          • M
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                            midwest
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                            #21

                            Maybe... rwd + limited slip + snow = FUN.. BUT I do have my 2010 forester that should be a boss in the fluffy white stuff.. But then again... I like to play lol

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                            • B
                              B
                              B C
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                              #22

                              Its definitely good car control practice, and at legal speeds :) I think I like rainy days more for that though.

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                              • 240sxguy2
                                240sxguy2
                                240sxguy
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                                no

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                                  Rowleym
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                                  #24

                                  I'm respraying my car. I'm not quite sure if I have the balls to drive it in the winter after killing all that rust. Anyone plasti dip their car clear in the winter or something?

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                                  sk8 or die

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                                  • EarlE
                                    EarlE
                                    Earl
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                                    #25

                                    I plastidipped my car camo tan during summer=) lol

                                    museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                                    • Brian.B
                                      Brian.B
                                      Brian.
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                                      #26

                                      Mitch, where you painting your car? ;3

                                      instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                        Rowleym
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                                        #27

                                        In my garage man! Do you think plasti dip could keep the rust off?

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                                        sk8 or die

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                                          B C
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                                          If you cover over a bare rock chip or scratch that has began forming rust , you face the risk of it rusting under the plasti-dip, paint, or whatever coating is on it. I think its a cool idea for winter protection though.

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