Snow? What the hell is that?
It's what the rest of the country deals with during the few minutes of the year that you guys in arizona don't melt into drippy puddles of sweat & body odor from the heat:rolling:
What a drive into work!
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It's what the rest of the country deals with during the few minutes of the year that you guys in arizona don't melt into drippy puddles of sweat & body odor from the heat:rolling:
lol. In some peoples opinions.
You just have to plan ahead for stops and kick the ass end out to turn if the front slides.
Hell I learned to drive in the snow in my cobra on DR's and 4.56's.
Yes, that sounds incredibly safe, reliable, and predictable.:dw::dw:
The amusing part is that you are actually advocating a totally ridiculous means of transportation given the described scenario.
+1 but after all he is from Ohio... :shrug:
Cat litter helps a lot, keep some in your car if you drive in the snow. It gives you amazing traction on any snow or ice for a few minutes and will get you out of a jam every time.
Don't use that clumping cat litter. :lol1: Hm, may someone can build a dispenser that releases it in front of the rear tires while you're cruising down an ice/snow covered freeway at 60mph. :rockon: Until then, FWD in the winter FTMFW.
Don't use that clumping cat litter. :lol1: Hm, may someone can build a dispenser that releases it in front of the rear tires while you're cruising down an ice/snow covered freeway at 60mph. :rockon: Until then, FWD in the winter FTMFW.
By FWD I hope you mean Four Wheel Drive.
i see why people hate cali so much
OK small town with no traffic...easy to control.
I'm from Fl. I'm used to the stupid drivers. All the snowbirds would've killed me by now.
Yeah after doing a 180 across and interstate median during a light light snow/ice I dont plan on driving my mustang, let alone a cobra, in any ice/snowy conditions.
Although in hindsight it was my first time driving in the snow/ice and was going way to fast, about 60.
Thank god I actually came outta that with NO damage, not a scratch or a bend. I think god was with me that day. Oh yeah just as I stopped on the other side on the other lanes a semi wizzed by me. Needless to say I shat myself.
Although in hindsight it was my first time driving in the snow/ice and was going way to fast, about 60.
Thank god I actually came outta that with NO damage, not a scratch or a bend. I think god was with me that day. Oh yeah just as I stopped on the other side on the other lanes a semi wizzed by me. Needless to say I shat myself.
I live in the northeast and the only cars I have ever owned are an 88 firebird, 89 formula, and my 97 cobra with 4.10s. I have never had a problem, although having a truck for the snow would be nice, having a truck for the spring/summer/fall would suck.
You can't create a puddle when it's 125 Degrees outside, the sweat never makes it to the ground.
Nice, someone who actually drives the car all year round!
I drive mine all year, but work is only 10 feet from my bedroom, so I don't have to take it out if it is shitty
-Brian
I drive mine all year, but work is only 10 feet from my bedroom, so I don't have to take it out if it is shitty
-Brian
what do you do? (if you don't mind of course)
and yea it's like 70+ here in cali so i can't say i've ever felt your pain lol.
Thats it, they have DIY, I've washed a couple cars there before. Just work quick man it eats tokens fast.
where abouts you from kilgore?
I am in Northeast Indianer and today was a thousand times worse than yesterday... Ten degrees with heavy snow falling during morning commute. I did not have the stones to try to take the highway so I crossed town on city streets. Took forever and it seemed like traffic forced me to stop on the steepest part of every uphill grade :fm:
The pavement was not visible except for patchy clear spots here and there. Driving on snow pack FTMFL...
The pavement was not visible except for patchy clear spots here and there. Driving on snow pack FTMFL...
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I feel ya Kilgore...Chicago gets everything you get, but about 3-4 hours sooner! The high for tomorrow is 0! We have already surpassed the normal amount of snow in a season and there is still a good 2 months to go!!! I started my Cobra last weekend....and thats the only action its gonna get until March or April! The F-150 is kickin' ass in 4x4!!!
Outside of my building a couple weeks ago
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