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TwiLighTBluEGT · 09-03-2002, 06:42 PM

I drove my 91 GT Conv. all last winter and I have to again this winter. I have a set of studded snow tires that I put on every mid-December. With the studs, I fly through the snow. With that BIG V-8 I can go through almost anything with studded tires. I've ripped through ice and all sorts of things. You might even say its actually kind of fun to drive in the snow with good tires. The only thing is, when the storms get real bad, I put some weight in the trunk and then I'm fine. One thing you have to be carefull of though is all the sand and salt. Its not really the snow that destroys cars, because all it really is is condenced water. I powerwashed my car everyday when it was too salty out. Luckily I survived the winter with out getting any rust on my car, but I did get some paint chips.....

09-03-2002, 06:42 PM	#4
TwiLighTBluEGT Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 157	I drove my 91 GT Conv. all last winter and I have to again this winter. I have a set of studded snow tires that I put on every mid-December. With the studs, I fly through the snow. With that BIG V-8 I can go through almost anything with studded tires. I've ripped through ice and all sorts of things. You might even say its actually kind of fun to drive in the snow with good tires. The only thing is, when the storms get real bad, I put some weight in the trunk and then I'm fine. One thing you have to be carefull of though is all the sand and salt. Its not really the snow that destroys cars, because all it really is is condenced water. I powerwashed my car everyday when it was too salty out. Luckily I survived the winter with out getting any rust on my car, but I did get some paint chips.....