Not ready for this!

Seasons change. Summer will be here again. Skiing and snowboarding are fun. If you want sunny and 70 degrees try Southern California. But that can drive you crazy too. Hey, at least the sunshine will always be here. Cloudy days are so rare around here, I think their kind of special and fun.

-F

 

Yeah, and this Sat is North C&C in the morning and Euro GTG in Golden (4 pm) also.

 

If it's just cold (not raining/snowing), I'm going probably to both.

 

The weather is suppose to suck

Anyone know if 95th and Arapahoe is still on?

 

I for one am REALLY looking forward to Ski season. It was not the best last year, I think I only got in 24 or 25 days worth, AND my skis are really trashed from all of the rocks.

 

As you probably know, we'll see "summer" weather again before winter comes in full force. I wouldn't be surprised if we see some more 70 degree days over the next few weeks. And then, blizzards.

-F

 

Hopefully, Dave has my car up to Colorado spec before the snow gets out of hand. Otherwise, it may be spending the winter at his place.
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R, you will find that while you can't drive your car every day in the winter, you can drive it in the winter on the days where there's nothing on the roads. They don't put salt down here.

 

Thanks. I've had it for 5+ years. I bought it from the original owner who put 57,000 miles on it. It has almost 72,000 miles on it now. The car shipper delivered it yesterday morning.

 

I've heard that. Unfortunately, I'm a lunatic and bought a house in the mountains. I'm not sure how much winter driving I'll get in. I told my wife I'd just have to put a lift kit on it and some rally lights and make it a rally car.

 

Dude.

 

Awesome! You will be able to drive a few days in the winter. Things do dry up here. We'll get together next summer. I definitely want to drive down to Dave's. Hwy 285 can be an epic drive.

Single stage Ferrari paint, if taken care of, can look amazing, deep and rich, red and black in particular.

-F

 

We spent the night in Denver last night. Woke up to an inch of snow on the car and 31F.

The roads were dry by 10AM and we had a good drive home. Lots of fog on Lookout Mountain.

 

Just did the drive from Denver to your neck of the woods to scout the FFFT'13. 44 degrees in Denver when we left and 64 degrees in Carbondale at sunset. Beautiful skies here too.

 

I picked up the 430 at FOD at noon. They told me you were two hours ahead. The weather looked worse at noon with heavy overcast and a low deck. They tried to call you for an update. Anyway, it was sunny past Conifer and around 50 degrees accross south park. Sorry I missed you.

Dave

 

December through February are actually the driest 3 months of the year along the front range. The biggest storms tend to come in fall and spring.

Dave