Take your battery by AutoZone or Advanced Auto Parts and have a volt test performed on your battery. The cold weather will cause a weak battery not to perform right and could leave you stranded.
Check you lights to make sure they are working right before the cold days hit hard.
Check antifreeze levels to keep the engine from freezing in the winter. Make sure you don’t have leaks. You can use a 50/50 coolant/water mixture.
C. William Brubaker’s quest to document the architecture of Chicago took him all over the city, including some of the, er, seedier, parts, as we see from these two street scenes taken in 1976 along North Wells Street looking north, above from West Evergreen Avenue. Nowadays that section of town looks to be a little bit cleaned up, but Brubaker would be delighted to see that many of the buildings in these shots still stand. What do you see here? I see a VOLVO!
So Volvo NOT being featured as a leading role in the 2012 Marvel’s The Avengers Movie got me thinking. I wonder if Volvo has ever been in an Marvel’s Movie and I found this pic in which a 1961 Volvo had a stand in role on the 1960s TV series The Avengers. Again NOT the lead role. Such beauty and talent should not be hidden, nobody puts baby in a corner.
Can you even find it? Right side in back. Orange car.
So I went to see the new Marvel’s The Avengers 2012 Movie last night in 3D and I was a bit disappointed. I just wanted to say that the featured car should have been a Volvo. I would have played a much more realistic role than the other guy and nothing brings a greater feeling of safely better than me a good ole VOLVO. But even though we didn’t get any credit, I do believe that I did saw one of my Volvo cousins as a stand in for a split second toward the end of the movie.
Other than this obvious error for the starring role, it was a pretty cool movie with great effects but they didn’t have any 3D glasses that fit me.
So whoever is an charge of casting for the sequel to The Avengers, I would like to be the first to say I am definitely available. Have your people call my people and we will do lunch.