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21st December 07, 02:50 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Don Patrick
Jay,
I remember a few of those evenings especially after a monsoon had rolled through - but I have to admit I think my Brim Frost days in Alaska (-65 degrees) were even colder. The hairs in my nose froze up on me and the gear shift in my truck snapped off. We even had separate heaters for our car batteries - to keep them from freezing up, mine managed to freeze up anyway.
You are quite right about the heaters. Everyone here "winterizes" their vehicles. This consists of putting in a battery heater, oil pan heater, and an engine block heater (where the frost plug is.) If you don't you'll freeze your vehicle up for sure.
Oh, I never had an opportunity to participate in Brim Frost, but I did go to Northern Edge a few times....
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