Stupid snow

CanadaStang

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Nov 28, 2006

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• Nov 28, 2006

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Yeesh, first snow fall of the year and I'm already tired of winter!! Anyone still driving their Stang?

 

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TGJ

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Nope, haven't drove it or any of my cars since the middle of October. Not driving anything right now.

I am liking the snow though. Could be worse and living in Vancouver right now.

 

alekz

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Nov 29, 2006

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• Nov 29, 2006

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god damn snow, 2ft of snow and double digits below in november, what the hells goin on here?

i knew what i was gettin buyin my stang in october,,,, but come on !!

she hasnt moved since it started dumpin on saturday.

 

CanadaStang

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I've had the Stang parked since Nov 1. I haven't had chance to dig the snowmobile out yet, maybe this weekend If I can get finished cleaning all the snow out of the yard

 

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helrazr

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Still driving my '88. Works pretty good even with crappy summer tires (putting the winter treads on this weekend). Once the snow tires are on let the white stuff fly. The car goes through alot of snow actually, last winter I was draging snow with the front bumper and passing pickups with crappy tires on them. Not to mention the car is a ball to drive (doughnuts and fishtailing is soo easy) just be sure you know how to drive though 'cause it gets out of hand pretty easy. Even if I buy a newer one this spring I'll probably keep the '88 for a winter car.

 

CanadaStang

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helrazr said:

Still driving my '88. Works pretty good even with crappy summer tires (putting the winter treads on this weekend). Once the snow tires are on let the white stuff fly. The car goes through alot of snow actually, last winter I was draging snow with the front bumper and passing pickups with crappy tires on them. Not to mention the car is a ball to drive (doughnuts and fishtailing is soo easy) just be sure you know how to drive though 'cause it gets out of hand pretty easy. Even if I buy a newer one this spring I'll probably keep the '88 for a winter car.

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That would be alot of fun!!!!! My winter mobile is an 88' Blazer with the whimpy 2.8L

 

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Silvr04GT

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I've had my car parked since the middle of October too. I miss it and I'm already getting a little pile of parts waiting to be installed!

 

~5.0 Girl~

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• Dec 1, 2006

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Try being in Vancouver where people don't know how to drive in the rain let alone the SNOW.

We've had unusually cold temps and lots of the white stuff in the last week. I am still driving my car and it has faired very well this year. First year I've had tires that will even allow me to get out of my driveway. The pile of snow on the trunk helps a little with traction too.

I'm having fun with it, but at times it's a bit heart-pounding when you see people sliding towards you or you happen to start to slide.

 

05canuck

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don't drive mine in the winter..Here in edm many don't know how to drive either but not as bad as van..lol

 

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Smarty

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• Dec 3, 2006

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I hate the snow, Its supposed to start snowing here in BeanTown tonight...Last week it was in the 60s all week...New England is weird

 

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joem

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I am on vancouver isl and its miserable weather.i parked mine beginning of october.I am currently installing an edelbrock performer rpm intake ,trying to make the best of the crappy season.

 

Roaddane

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Dec 30, 2006

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I bought my car at the start of the month and got to drive it 1.5hrs before parking it til May. Not enough time behind the wheel that's for sure. And with the holidays winding down I'm getting a strong itch to go play with it. Visiting sites like :SNSign: sure isn't helping either.