Red02GT

Same here in Texas we get less snow than that.

BTW- What part of Miss are you in?

ROB 98GT

Just put a couple of sand bags in the trunk, it helps quite a bit. I also keep some gravel/rocks just in case I stuck it helps to give me traction. Stay on the main roads and off the side streets as much as you can. I only got stuck once this year, (in front of my house) [:-]

rainydayracing

For me, it's just getting out of the driveway/side street. It is uphill, and has a huge bump (where it goes from gravel to concrete). When my car hits the bump on the hill, it loses traction and starts spinning. If I know it's going to snow in advance, I can get it out before it happens, but not always.

Either way, there's a beater 4x4 future mod

undecided.steve

I grew up in Bay Ridge Bklyn but now live on Eastern Long Island.
I hated the sanitation trucks.

Now I hate the street plow that plows me into my driveway.
Fortunately my neighbor has a farm and he plows everyone out with his frontloader.
I haven't needed it this year yet though.

FWIW I drove a RWD 92 Caprice up until a year ago, all year long.
You just have to learn what to do and what not to do in snow and put a couple of sandbags in the trunk.

Seriously the worst problem are the ******** in SUV's who buzz along at 65mp on the Long Island Expressway in the snow.
Usually they end up crashing.

TC713

Yeah, we've been lucky this year. Did you experience the storm with no power for a week in october? I'm in buffalo btw.

I had to move my car with only the slightest bit of snow on the ground and it was a royal pain in the ***. Its hard when your used toall-wheel drivemost of the year.

2002GTAUTOVERT

i live in Las Vegas too.. the closest thing we get to snow is when a storm moves in and kicks up a crap load of dust and sand.. then it "snows" dirt