TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
Woke up this morning to a couple inches of snow.
I daily drive a 73 2door HT Dart and go when I'm called for appts and I don't want to drive my car on snowy roads.
I personally don't really care about driving in it except this is the first snow of the year and between all the new drivers from the high school, and women that like to tailgate while on the cellphone forgetting that it takes longer to stop on ice I'm a little freaked out about it.
Last year it snowed about 6 inches and you woulda thought that nobody ever saw, or drove in it before.
For about 4 days last year the roads were solid bright white ice and cars were going everywhere.
Mailboxes all along the sides of the roads were run over as well as stop signs and some peoples yards had tire marks all over them, especially on the outsides of corners.
Saw a 4x4 go through a red light spinning in circles, but only hit the curb across the street from me while I was driving my Nissan PU.
Four teens driving a Honda sedan flew by right in front of me and almost up to someones front porch in thier yard before it stopped. (All laughing of course)
That day I was doing about 15 miles an hour and a cop went to do a three point turn when I was about 100 feet from him.
He got crossways in the road and his car wouldn't move because he got his front tires of the edge of the pavement.
I told my Son "This is gonna be interesting" and finally got stopped about 6 feet before I hit him.
Did'nt care when I was driving a falling apart 500,000 miles truck that had already been hit in the right front fender and been rear ended twice.(The second time with my dirtbike in the back):wack:
Different story with this car.
Maybe I'll just stay home today.
I daily drive a 73 2door HT Dart and go when I'm called for appts and I don't want to drive my car on snowy roads.
I personally don't really care about driving in it except this is the first snow of the year and between all the new drivers from the high school, and women that like to tailgate while on the cellphone forgetting that it takes longer to stop on ice I'm a little freaked out about it.
Last year it snowed about 6 inches and you woulda thought that nobody ever saw, or drove in it before.
For about 4 days last year the roads were solid bright white ice and cars were going everywhere.
Mailboxes all along the sides of the roads were run over as well as stop signs and some peoples yards had tire marks all over them, especially on the outsides of corners.
Saw a 4x4 go through a red light spinning in circles, but only hit the curb across the street from me while I was driving my Nissan PU.
Four teens driving a Honda sedan flew by right in front of me and almost up to someones front porch in thier yard before it stopped. (All laughing of course)
That day I was doing about 15 miles an hour and a cop went to do a three point turn when I was about 100 feet from him.
He got crossways in the road and his car wouldn't move because he got his front tires of the edge of the pavement.
I told my Son "This is gonna be interesting" and finally got stopped about 6 feet before I hit him.
Did'nt care when I was driving a falling apart 500,000 miles truck that had already been hit in the right front fender and been rear ended twice.(The second time with my dirtbike in the back):wack:
Different story with this car.
Maybe I'll just stay home today.
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