Re: Gas tank sender gasket. material
Posted by Dave Kenney On 2008/10/26 21:49:04
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Eric, Canada is not necessarily a cold climate. Southern British Columbia and parts of Vancouver Island have very mild winters and many Canadians winter there. I grew up in Windsor Ontario which is south of Detroit and on the latitude of northern California. Summers are very hot and humid and winters are quite mild . After high school I chose to live in the north and the arctic and couldn't wait to get out of the south partly because I enjoy winter and less sparsely settled country. I was quite surprised when I was in Utah and Wyoming in September and how cold it was which due to elevation was much cooler than here on the shores of Lake Superior at that time of year. Minus -50 isn't all that bad if you dress for it and we don't get hurricanes and tornadoes or have poisonous snakes or insects to deal with.
I have been through Wichita on several occasions and it seems to be always windy and I'm not a big fan of windy climates. Now lets get back to talking Packards and not geography!
Turbopackman wrote:
Yes, my post was in jest. Personally, I love Canada, but I'm still confused on how people can stand to live in such a cold climate!
Eric, Canada is not necessarily a cold climate. Southern British Columbia and parts of Vancouver Island have very mild winters and many Canadians winter there. I grew up in Windsor Ontario which is south of Detroit and on the latitude of northern California. Summers are very hot and humid and winters are quite mild . After high school I chose to live in the north and the arctic and couldn't wait to get out of the south partly because I enjoy winter and less sparsely settled country. I was quite surprised when I was in Utah and Wyoming in September and how cold it was which due to elevation was much cooler than here on the shores of Lake Superior at that time of year. Minus -50 isn't all that bad if you dress for it and we don't get hurricanes and tornadoes or have poisonous snakes or insects to deal with.
I have been through Wichita on several occasions and it seems to be always windy and I'm not a big fan of windy climates. Now lets get back to talking Packards and not geography!This Post was from: https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=15283