RE: [DML] Disspelling the myth of storage

["Jack Singer" <jsinger@xxxxxxx>]

When I lived in NY and WI, it was RUST that I feared from the salt.

Jack.

-----Original Message-----
From: smileksr [mailto:michaelbarth@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 9:55 AM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DML] Disspelling the myth of storage




I am a loyal reader to the DMC news emails I get every day.  I hear 
a lot of owners talk about storing their D's over the winter and 
such.  What I can't figure out is, why?  I live in western 
Massachusetts, we get a ton of snow (right now as a matter of fact), 
and I drive my D to and from work every day.  Had no problems 
related to the snow or cold temps.  I get out of work, and there is 
4" of snow on my Delorean, and I get out the ice scraper like 
everyone else.  And I make it home just fine.

Maybe people fear a fender-bender in the winter?  Maybe people think 
that the Delorean runs best in warm weather?  Who knows.  My car 
runs like new, purrs like a kitten even on the coldest morning.  Has 
to be warmed up like you'd expect from any 20+ year-old car.

Hmmm...Anyone else "out there" that has no fear, like me?

Mike Barth
Monson, MA
#6528 (I think?)








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