What to do when its too cold to detail?

I still detail, I quickly wash in the 30 degree weather, run inside for 10 minutes to warm up, go back outside and turn the car on for heat while I clean interior, then I go to the garage to wax. Never too cold for me!
 
I go out to the workshop and turn more wood to make surf plugs then head to the coast to try them out.

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^^^ Do you sell them for a dollar? haha just kidding.

All of you guys with your creative talents. Very nice work gents!
 
Nice looking plugs WJave. I see a couple that look like they'd work on the Muskies that cruise our local river. :xyxthumbs:
 
I don't really have many hobbies other than detailing. Usually when winter hits I start on my honey do list and start taking care of the inside stuff. Painting trim, adding outlets, fixing stuff around the house.

Friday I was off from work and spent my day tearing my snow blower apart because I couldn't get it to start. Ended up being my carburetor jet was corroded. So, I had to order a new carburetor.

I basically just like doing thing to keep me busy, so I'm always working on something.
 
I was out in my garage friday night washing my truck. It was about 20 outside and about 45 in my garage (Sprayed it off earlier in the day then used ONR).
 
When it snows here and gets below freezing for weeks on end I head out to the rear garage and turn up the thermostat , turn on Speed TV , mix a Gentleman Jack and Coke and polish on my firebird ragtop.
 
ryanbabz71 said:
I was out in my garage friday night washing my truck. It was about 20 outside and about 45 in my garage (Sprayed it off earlier in the day then used ONR).
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Chevy!!! If I had a silverado I would lift it up :)

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