+1 on the bird poop

 

word, and its supposed to start snowin here in ny any minute now. I cant wait. take the z for some nice spins in the snow..lol..

but i drove my 240 in the snow with no problems.. Obviously, the z has 1 or 2 more hp and tq numbers, but its all the same..

Gotta compete with my buddies evo on donughts..lol...im gonna "whip" him so bad...ha ha ha

 

Only two of the five cars that you see run. Inside the garage is a 1040s Ford Hot Rod. 20 years ago it was in show condition. But the girl who owns the house now has let the Forsd sit and rust like the other cars. What a shame.

 

Wow...I just woke up and came on tis site and was just laughing at Davidv's pic of the Z buried in snow....I just looked out the window and my Z is covered in snow....Jezuz...Sleep for the whole day and **** happens.....Supposed to be a blizzard here in Brooklyn according to my friend.....The stock tires aint good in snow...Bout 2 months ago I almost went into the side of the Brooklyn bridge at very low speed. The car just would not turn...luckly it stopped about 2 feet from hitting the wall... Be safe people...

 

 

After about an hour of shoveling, I was able to clear enough snow so that I can get the car out. It should be OK for work in the morning.

 

The only damage would be to the paint. Snow has friction and when it rolls off or scraped off, it causes swirls. Other damage would be from salt on the ground to the underpanel of the car. While most cities has gotten away from using salt, some still do.

I live and drive the Z in Denver, CO. CA is my temp home. I've written suggestions and short articles on how to drive in snow. I agree with the second post, get good tires and learn how to drive in snow.

I still don't understand the purpose of this thread.

"People who say it can't be done should step aside for the people's who's already done it."

 

co-sign

 

This is why I live in Florida...

 

What he said....