YOUR RESEARCHSnow banks higher than car
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we got about a 1.5 feet over the last 2 days. my driveway banks are like shear rock clifts and go higher than the 4s. couple of pic's; starting out after moving the other machines and then a couple of pre drive and wash shots finished with the washed look and snow banks.
Yeah so far we've had 348 cm of snow and still going.
There is nothing nicer than a WB 4S rear end. Well.. almost nothing
^...lets call it a tie: *note..link might not be work or wife safe* Vida Guerra
oh my gawd..Tie ? what tie ? not even close
That was some storm this weekend. I've got snowbanks as high as the top of my garage roof at our country place. Tore the airdam off the Rover trying to bust through backroads to get there on Saturday night. I'll be glad when this winter is over...
It's great... somebody's having a worse winter than me!
It was 74 F in here in San Francisco yesterday. It was great for a nice top down drive on Highway 1.
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Kiss my monkey.
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I agree but......X 100! We are just really really jealous!
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Vida's buttocks bring me great joy.
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I'm sorry, did you say "Fish with a Honkie"? I didn't hear you as I'm sitting on the beach in 78F weather writing this and the sound of the surf is pretty noisy! Gotta Go, as I actually am fishing with a Honkie, and the redfish we caught is almost done!
well OE - i love our winter as much as you love your SF winter. i call that a tie. Sunday the 2nd, sunny clear and crisp on the ski hill - fantastic!
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I was in San Francisco in October of 1989. Third game of the World Series. Remember? There are worse things than snow...
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AMAZING PLACE i love SF
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(pssst... me too. One of my favourite cites in the world. But don't tell him.)
Those snow banks look like the Swiss Alps track on EA's Porsche Need for Speed.... Have you tried bouncing off them at 100mph...?
That's some serious snow! I'll be bring my SoCal 996 over to my new east coast home in May, and I still don't know whether I'll get a beater for next winter or just get a set of Blizzaks.
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i like having a back up so that i can pick and choose when to drive the 4s.
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Just one vote, but I'd say drive it. I'm astonished at how capable and fun they are in the snow, and I firmly believe that a constantly-driven 911 is likely to be less trouble than an occasionally driven one anyway.
Get a beater to back you up on the bad winter days, enjoy the 996 on the good ones. I hate driving mine on bad weather, even just rain is all it takes for me to pass on it. Will admit I'm am a bit of a mental case when it comes to this kind of things. Regardless, it is a good idea to have a plan B when needed.
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