More Heat for comfortable winter driving

JPC

Who has found some good ideas to keep comfortable in the winter. I live in Arizona and it’s 43° now it’s going to go up to 75 but I want to drive the car to the store now and this is my Speedster daily driver

Some heat comes in after about 10 minutes the way I drive. I don’t get very much and we have a positive feedback of the gas heaters that were around 40 and 50 years ago.

I don’t get very much and we have a positive feedback of the gas heaters that were around 40 and 50 years ago.

Has anybody used electric Heat . How did you do it. Is plug in electric seats possible and simple?

2/28/203:53 AM

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