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Post your snow covered c body
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Unfortunately
Does this count?? (Not this year though..)
MrMoparCHP
Old Man with a Hat
Maybe not covered in snow but on this trip it got a lot worse, almost to the point I was looking for a place to stop.
Alan
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300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
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Yeahrightgreer
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Speaking of Snow - do you guys up north use salt on the roads as well? Or is that only an American thing?
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
They do, but when it gets really cold the salt has no effect so they spread pit run on the roads instead. We use a lot of sand and gravel. Windshields are lucky to last more than one year. Ontario and Quebec use an abundance of salt.
Good grief, they've started using it in the summertime around here. Put it on gravel roads to "control dust" which it does. Not sure exactly how bad Potassium Chloride is, but it's a chloride solution so I doubt it's good. Chemical engineers feel free to educate.........
rexus31
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I don't know how you guys live with that stuff.
bigmoparjeff
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carrman
Senior Member
Back in 2009.
Badvert65
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A few years back, Virginia Beach VA. Got about a foot of snow overnight (typical yearly snowfall might be 2 inches).
I was there back in the early 80's when they got an 18" snowfall - talk about fun times......
Badvert65
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Did you ever get to 'Jenroe's' in VA Beach for the weekly cruise in?
Never heard of it - spent too much time at sea and never really got to mingle with the locals.
Badvert65
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Come to think of it, that cruise-in didn't start until the early 90's.
I was with a VAW squadron until 1981, then was an airborne radar instructor until 84. By then, I'd had enough and 'retired' after 8+ years. Good times....
more like a C body on top of snow...
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