O my.....

 

I used to dd my g but with blizzaks...driving a TT car with snow tires on what a blast.

 

Well maybe ill look into a beater. Any other towns I should consider, and any tips on a rout to the research facility. It looks like its right below the AFB and driving around it looks like it could be a pain.

On a different note, any brew pubs or good restaurants in the area?

 

if you move to the area, i think we should welcome you out proper.....PHO MEET or hamburger meet!

 

+1 on Pho meet

 

For you, Korean meet.

 

Na I could be changing after the holidays

 

If that's true. get all the korean food you can while you can. Save some for me!

 

 

Pho sounds good, but need a place first. Looks like the move will happen this time next year with maybe some visiting between.

 

F250 7.3l Diesel.

Old winter beaters were a 97 cavalier then a 99 4x4 ranger. Snow isnt too bad in md but the weather changes here as much as you change your underwear so its nice to not have to DD the Z

 

Piney looks like a very possible maybe. I guess I save for a truck or Suv beater. What are the summers like in MD think we are going to come up to look around when it gets warmer

 

I DD my Z in all weather. Soon to be an 08 RS4...

 

F150 4.9L Gasoline.

winter beater is a must have.

 

Summers are hot and humid... and pretty dry. thats about it lol

 

Visiting PA for the first time in winter and its fuc'*NG cold .. hope I can make it in MD. If I get a winter car does it have to be 4x4?? I'm pretty sure I can handle the summer coming from SC..

 

Nice choice awd !!

 

would recommend AWD, our snows CAN get pretty bad, not to mention there are A-holes who dont know how to drive in the RAIN let a lone the snow lmao! My beater is a 2000 isuzu trooper heheh

the summers can be nice...and yet very very hot, but since your coming from the south you can handle it haah!

 

If you're not accustomed to humidity, I'd really suggest coming here during the Spring and not Summer. I came down from Buffalo and my first Summer here I don't think I've ever sweated that much. It can get brutal here if you're not used to it.

 

I've never had issues with any FWD car with all season tires on it.

Any car + sport tires = total fail in the winter.