every day it doesn't look like this











maybe I should get some blizzaks?

 

No you need a snowmobile^^^^^^

 

LOL i haven't seen an fbody buried that bad since they dug KARR out of the sand in KITT vs KARR.

 

hahaha yeah it sucked. maybe mattracks will fit?

 

XD hahahahaha seriously.. thats horrible. but we got it Bad on the east coast... My car woulda looked like that if we didnt have 40 mph winds. My car had maybe 8" on it but my neighbor that parks right next to me by a wall had a good 4' on her car

 

I get asked that alot, i wait for a sunny day and i do it. And i also use hot water in the bucket so that helps. Feels wierd being the only non salt covered car on the road

 

Lol was that the blizzard from last year? We're in PA and thats how mine looked as well

 

nope that was the one like 2 weeks ago. here is mine:

 

mine was "covered" during that blizzard as well, well kind of



(its an old photo but its in the same garage under the same cover currently)

 

I feel for you guys!!

That's not all that an unusual sight for those of us in the "snow belt", but our highway departments have the equipment to handle it, so they have us dug out in a couple of hours. I'm originally from central NJ, and my relatives keep me informed about how bad the roads get, when you get one of those "freak storms"....

 

My TA has never been driven in winter, but it has always been a play car and never used for daily driving either.
In Nebraska 4x4s are for winter.

Greg58

 

I driven mine 365 a year. Not having traction is a pain especially driving on black ice. Adding weight hasn't helped for traction or my midsection lol. I'll be trying to buy a dd early spring.

 

i live in chicago. i have owned several cars and the worse problem i have had is letting them site to much. if it is dry out in winter i take mine out around the block at least . the exhaust can rust out on a car just sitting. tires can flatspot. gaskets dry out, etc. at least start them up. a heated garage helps a LOT.

 

[QUOTE=coolmanvette75;14326095]nope that was the one like 2 weeks ago. here is mine:



Thats a car? Haha

 

yup somewhere under that mess was my camaro

 

My 94 Camaro saw her first snowfall of the year today. Took a pic of my Camaro while stopping for lunch...



I have 4 salad shooters on the car with 225/60r16s on the front and 245/50r16s in the rear...i know you are supposed to have skinny ones, but I made it through last year with the same no problem.

 

Here's a funny (well not-so funny) fact.

it was so hot in december I needed AC.

 

It gets pretty cold in Louisiana but it hardly ever snows. So I can drive mines anytime of the year...

 

i run a pair of used bridgestone blizzack tires on the rear of my 91 camaro "winter beater"
with a sand tube for weight . no problems traction wise.

 

They throw so much salt here on the roads I wouldn't have a car left after the winter was up.... yuck