Why store with a full tank of fuel?

[1971demon]

I don't worry about sandbags or winter tires.

I let the 'Cat spend the winter in the garage (undisturbed) and when I feel like driving a Challenger in less than nice weather I take the GT AWD. That's what I bought it for, allowing me to enjoy driving a Challenger without sacrificing the 'Cat.

something I wanted to ask you for some time now...other than each other...what's the longest you guy's have ever gone...without seein another Human...

 

[Jimmy N.]

something I wanted to ask you for some time now...other than each other...what's the longest you guy's have ever gone...without seein another Human...

I can easily go for a week or three without leaving. There's more than enough to do here, most of which will never get done in my lifetime...even if I would stop coming up with new projects and buying more vehicles.

She, on the other hand, is a complete social butterfly and goes somewhere almost every week (plus to the post office). For example, right now she's on her way back in her 1500 with more horse food, having added yet another 150 miles to hers. For comparison, I have almost 5,000 miles on mine, she's coming up on 30,000. Both are '21s.

 

[DGatzby]

It's not the normal condensation. It's excess condensation from the water in the fuel, there's a clear difference in the amount

We are not going to have to do elemental catch-up science, chemistry and thermodynamics lessons for you are we?