well i usually drive my car year round, but when its too bad either call sick to work/school or take my moms van..

depends on how bad the snow is, i usually stay home when its snowing its not worth it to try and get to work..

 

I drove the 88SC last winter but didn't wanna do it. But this year i got 89 GMC Safari to roll around in. Im thinkin about a 350tpi swap to junk 305tbi this winter. maybe

 

i keep mine in the garage for the winters. this winter i'm pulling the 305 and putting in a 406

 

personally i can't imagine driving my car in the winter, i did last year only because it was a really dry winter no snow so it was all good but when it did snow it really sucked because it caught me off gaurd and i slid my car sidways in my own driveway so after that i just decided to store my car for the winter and bum rides off my friends and walk around town for the winter it's much safer for my car.

 

well since im only 16 i have to drive my 83 all year long, but when i do put it up im driving my dads mazda truck, lil 4cyl, which i am probally goign to drive over winter most of the time since my mom got a new mersadies so my dads driving the older one now... he he he

 

I drive it.

 

If there's no snow, I'll drive it all winter. But when the first snowflake falls, the RS goes inside and I jump in my 84 ford f-150 4x4. Few dents, loads of rust holes - I don't care. It takes what I dish out. And respect? Would YOU pull out in front of a rusty 19-year-old truck with a plow on the front?

 

 

Well i will see how you guys take this, gulp. I bought my 1991 RS for my driver, so i wouldnt have to drive my other car all of the time. So my RS will be driven in the rain, and the snow, and any other thing that can get thrown at it.

Although it keeps my 1977 TRANS AM SPECIAL EDITION, out of harms way.

Later,

 

well last winter,the first i had the car,i drove it cause i couldnt afford a winter car.but now i plan on doin some serious AWD snow drifting in some parking lots .
:hail: AWD
:hail: Turbo
:hail: AWD+Turbo+Snow=FUUUUUUUUN :lala:

 

lmao. hell yeah. u got the good stuff too, all my broke *** can aford is some good ole nady blue.

 

That's definately not the good stuff. This is.

 

this is what I do.. er.. did.. during the winter.

i've promised her that she'll never see snow again.

 

The 87 T/A is my winter beater, My Vette and 97 1LE stay in the garage for the winter. My other winter drivers are a 00 Camaro, and a 02 Cavalier.

 

hahahaha i can't belive i said that Just put the truck on the road yesterday, went to drive her far for the first time, and the damn thing won't go faster than 40 without going nuts and eventually stalling. i can't belive this. whats worse is it has me stumped, so i have to take the thing to a mechanic what a disgrace to all gearheads i am.....................

 

I bought my f150 this summer so the 72 (although in the bodyshop) won't ever see snow again.

 

Seems like you boys like to drink..i prefer killians or honey brown personally..and i agree that budwiser is naaassssty stuff.

 

Not nasty... it's an aquired taste

88GTA.. as long as it isn't Sharp's, O'duels (sp?) or Coors Cutters... they're all good (all a matter of perspective )

 

 

I remember when I was driveing mty cousins snowmobile, and my dad was on the back, I wanted to test its acceleration. So I floor it, and my dad does a backflip off of it. I was like doh!

 

i freeze my butt off on the back of a harley, then i drive the car, sometimes......
biker

 

Agreed

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MikeDwhoROCZImports
[B]Agreed


Are you sure your car sits high enough off of the ground

 

Last winter I painted a car and swapped out an LG4. This winter i put a new intake manifold, change valve springs and seals, and put in a shift kit.

I drive my camaro in the winter. The bird in the rain feels worse than the maro on snow.

 

im goin to build a snowman

oh yeah and snowtires are awesome

 

 

I live in buffalo and we get a ton of snow so theres no way i drive my GTA for one thing I wouldnt move the other i dont want to mess it up. I have a 92' 4x4 Toyota pickup for the winter only payed $900 and it gets sweet gas mileage plus i get to go off-roading which is fun

 

I have a 1978 chevy k10 4whl that i drive in the winter. all original with 71,xxx miles on her. Sad though, all stock 350 that's wayyyyyyy underpowered.