What's this white stuff?
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From: Frisco, TX
Originally posted by 93Cobra
That looks like the back parking lot of Montrose Ford.
Shane - truck isn't that bad at all, huh.... It will go well in the snow as is. Apply the winter vehicle money to more go fast mods. You have to remember that you won't be able to rocket away from a stop like you can in dry summer conditions. Slowly apply the gas... as if an egg were between your foot and the pedal. Try it, it works! I drove my first Lightning through every winter, and I really liked it - stock tires, and no weight to boot!
That looks like the back parking lot of Montrose Ford.
Shane - truck isn't that bad at all, huh.... It will go well in the snow as is. Apply the winter vehicle money to more go fast mods. You have to remember that you won't be able to rocket away from a stop like you can in dry summer conditions. Slowly apply the gas... as if an egg were between your foot and the pedal. Try it, it works! I drove my first Lightning through every winter, and I really liked it - stock tires, and no weight to boot!
Those 2 .jpgs were actually taken in the parking lot at the Radisson Inn there in Montrose/Akron. Up the hill from Outback/Damon's/Big Dog Brewery (I think that was the name of it).
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From: Plainfield, Illinois
Originally posted by 93Cobra
That looks like the back parking lot of Montrose Ford.
Shane - truck isn't that bad at all, huh.... It will go well in the snow as is. Apply the winter vehicle money to more go fast mods. You have to remember that you won't be able to rocket away from a stop like you can in dry summer conditions. Slowly apply the gas... as if an egg were between your foot and the pedal. Try it, it works! I drove my first Lightning through every winter, and I really liked it - stock tires, and no weight to boot!
That looks like the back parking lot of Montrose Ford.
Shane - truck isn't that bad at all, huh.... It will go well in the snow as is. Apply the winter vehicle money to more go fast mods. You have to remember that you won't be able to rocket away from a stop like you can in dry summer conditions. Slowly apply the gas... as if an egg were between your foot and the pedal. Try it, it works! I drove my first Lightning through every winter, and I really liked it - stock tires, and no weight to boot!
Thanks, Shane
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From: Plainfield, Illinois
Originally posted by ChiDiver
It was 67* yesterday and 22* this morning. What a shock. Looks like dirty truck weather is upon us.
It was 67* yesterday and 22* this morning. What a shock. Looks like dirty truck weather is upon us.
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From: NJ
Originally posted by ShaneMcKenna203
What do you drive in the winter?
Shane
What do you drive in the winter?
Shane
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From: Selden NY
Glad you had some fun in the snow Shane
As for it going fine, ya maybe on level ground with a dusting,
but go ahead and try and climb ANY incline and see what happens,
especially with a foot or two on the ground,
IT AINT HAPPENING
I got stuck more times last winter in the Lightning,
than my entire 27 yrs of driving put together.
Got a POS JEEP this yr if it holds up that long
As for it going fine, ya maybe on level ground with a dusting,
but go ahead and try and climb ANY incline and see what happens,
especially with a foot or two on the ground,
IT AINT HAPPENING
I got stuck more times last winter in the Lightning,
than my entire 27 yrs of driving put together.
Got a POS JEEP this yr if it holds up that long
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Originally posted by ChiDiver
It was 67* yesterday and 22* this morning. What a shock. Looks like dirty truck weather is upon us.
It was 67* yesterday and 22* this morning. What a shock. Looks like dirty truck weather is upon us.
