Trevor, Michael and others,
I dont drive my 3 in the snow anymore, but way back in '72 I had the pleasure
of driving about 5 co-workers home after a 2' storm in my 59 TR3A. It was
equipped with Michelin X's and it plowed through anything. The plows had not
made a pass yet and while all the Chevys, Fords were swerving from side to
side, the old TR had no trouble what so-ever. The only thing I had to do was
keep moving. I was afraid I would get 'HUNG UP'.
Bob Labuz, waiting for spring up in Deerfield NY
1958 TR3A
1974 T140V
Trevor Boicey wrote:
> Mitchel Seff wrote:
> >
> > We just received our first snow storm here & with 8" on the ground and
> > a possible 8" more promised I think the TR will remain in the garage for
> > a while. There's nothing like snow up to the windshield and sub freezing
> > weather. What the hell am I doing here!
>
> Bah, it's fun.
>
> Wait until it snows 8 inches on about five consecutive days, and
> you can't even see your tires or headlights because the snow is too
> deep.
>
> Then wait for people from southern areas to say "Why don't
> you drive your TR in the snow? I drive mine all the time in
> the snow, it handles great!".
>
> You see, there is "snow", and there is "SNOW!".
>
> --
> Trevor Boicey, P. Eng.
> Ottawa, Canada, tboicey@brit.ca
> ICQ #17432933 http://www.brit.ca/~tboicey/
> "On your way out, if you wanna kill someone, it would help me a lot."
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