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jkburns	Took the Kat out for one final cruise this evening. Perfect fall night. Friday it gets washed, waxed, lubed and put to bed for the winter. This has been the best Prowling season yet - especially meeting many of you at the Dells event. Kevin ------------------ Kevin, Jo Ann, Jordan and Sadie Burns 2002 Inca Gold Borla Exhaust - K & N Air Filter - MTD Suspension Braces - Ceramic Brake Pads - Front and Rear Mud Flaps - Gold Shimmers - Real Rod Trans Cooler Cover - Dek-Pro-Tec - Fuzzy Dice - KISS in the CD Changer This message has been edited by jkburns on 10-11-2005 at 11:12 PM
pumpkin	Nice shots. This message has been edited by pumpkin on 10-12-2005 at 12:50 AM
kees	Very nice pics. Thanks for posting. Kees
Snoman	Very nice
tangled up in BLUE	very nice pix.....goes to show, the Gold Kat is one of the most photogenic of all the colors.....
GenoTex	now THAT is gorgeous! Good to see ya again this year, as always Kevin.... However.....next time.. remind me to remove those ear flaps hangin' off your windshield... see how they stick out! LOL
GenoTex	oh... and that pic should be in TUIB's contest
DR PROWLER	Tell me it isn't so....summer can't be over yet! Last few years I've had my cars out till virtually the end of the year.....the winters aren't simply what they used to be! Nice pics!
ALLEY CAT	Burnzie - sorry to hear about your Prowler storage news,,,,,,,our [Arizona's] nice weather season has just started [mid 80's now]. I'll be thinking of you for the next 6 months!
Marty Usher	THE LAST CRUISE sounds so final! It's just for the winter. You can start looking forward to Spring. Sorry - I can't fake it any more - THAT SUCKS. You really need to consider moving. I couldn't stand putting my car up for the winter. I guess it helps keep the car low mileage! The pics are very nice, too.
SirReal	Let the annual Geographic/Climate War begin.
CJ	Kevin.........maybe you should wait.......... U.S. Forecasts Warmer Than Normal Winter WASHINGTON (AP) - Government forecasters on Wednesday predicted a warmer than normal winter, offering hope to much of the Midwest and West as concern grows about the rising costs of heating during cold-weather. The National Weather Service said there is a 60 percent chance of warmer than normal weather in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, north Texas, northern New Mexico and southern and eastern Colorado. States adjoining that area, plus Washington, Oregon, Alaska and Hawaii also have a chance of being warmer than usual. Other regions could be warmer or cooler than usual but no area was singled out to be especially cold. ``Even though the average temperature over the three-month winter season is forecast to be above normal in much of the country, there will still be bouts of winter weather with cold temperatures and frozen precipitation,'' said NOAA Administrator Conrad C. Lautenbacher, Jr. The rain and snowfall outlook calls for wetter-than-normal conditions across most of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and northeastern Texas. Drier-than-normal conditions are expected across the Southwest from Arizona to New Mexico. The forecasters noted that for the sixth year in a row, drought remains a concern for parts of the Northwest and northern Rockies. Wet or dry conditions during the winter typically have a significant impact on drought conditions. One factor in this winter's weather is the North Atlantic Oscillation, which can shift the jet stream that helps drive the movement of winter storms, the forecasters said. In one phase, the jet stream shifts to the north of its usual position and the winter weather features relatively warm days over much of the contiguous U.S. In contrast, during the negative phase the jet stream shifts to the south, bringing in Nor'easters and more frequent cold air outbreaks and snowstorms, especially along the East Coast. The phase of the oscillation is difficult to anticipate more than one to two weeks in advance.
ed monahan	I have to agree with CJ since the federal government is hardly ever wrong. lol. Hopefully they are correct for a change. I don't put mine away but sometimes they do not get out for quite awhile. I realize the winters are a lot more harsh just 100 miles north of us. The car looks good. Now would be a great time to have it painted RED. lol
meandmykitty	I'LL DRIVE MINE ALL WINTER AS I DID LAST WINTER EXCEPT FOR A WEEK OF SNOW.
GenoTex	quote: Originally posted by ed monahan: ... Now would be a great time to have it painted RED. lol But, ED, then it wouldn't be stock!?!?!?! What WERE you thinkin'!
jkburns	Yes, this is an annual debate in our household. Sure enough, if I put the Kat in the bag this weekend, by Monday it will be in the mid 70's.... I can be flexible. We'll see what the weather person says in the next day or so. Geno, soory to ruin things for you, but my Prowler isn't stock anymore. I bought fuzzy dice. Kevin
CJ	quote: I bought fuzzy dice. LOL! I wonder how many people have that mod!!!
DizzysHotToy	Lucky for me I live in CA as the Prowler is my daily driver. But I drove it in the rain and towed my camp trailer to Oregon last year for a vacation. Thunder storms with water dripping on my lap then the sunshine afterwards is OK by me. As for low mileage that is a thing of the past. 2001 with a little over 37,000 miles. Tim
ETMIDZT	One more weekend for my Kat & Shes put up for the Winter! Going to be in the 60's & 70's this weekend..Zoom-Zoom....Then Nighty-Night!