Quote (Kerzhakov @ Dec 22 2012 09:07am)

You call that snow? lol

Quote (OfficerNaughty @ Dec 22 2012 10:52am)

compaired to recent years yeah thats snow

Quote (TURBO_DODGE @ Dec 21 2012 12:17pm)

no the car has a lot less then that "technically"

on the body there is like 108 - but only around 35k on new motor and trans. it was a business car so all highway miles.

and this is the first winter it was driven in snow/salt.. its mint condition car,..and i got lifetime powertrain/drivetrain warantte less the 100$ deductable i gotta pay if i blow a motor or trans.

if you seen the car underneath / engin*** / interior/exterior/rims in person, you would think the car is litteraly brand new with only 30 miles on it lol

thats why its was a good deal.

hell, the lifetime powertrain/drive train warantee + the 100k miles of extended warantee is worth it,, cuz that means i can freely beat the living shit out of it and have fun and not have to worry about paying a damn thing to fix anything other then 100$ deductable.. and the 100 bucks is only on major components like the motor and trans..everything else i free of charge.

Quote (wanabexanthian @ Dec 23 2012 07:51am)

inb4salvagetitle

Quote (FMX_89 @ Dec 22 2012 08:36am)

It's the same way even further down.  Once or twice a decade when we get a decent winter storm the rest of the country makes fun of us for shutting down over 3-4".  It's not snow though, it's usually rain that freezes overnight, then snow that melts ever so slightly and refreezes the next night, etc.  Couple that with people having no driving experience in those conditions and it's a disaster.


I pulled out a 4wd F250 with Ohio plates a few years ago when we had some ice.  He was passing everyone on the 4 lane doing 15-20mph more than everyone else.  A few miles later I catch up to find him in the median ditch. $50 and some shame and he was out.

Quote (JJRK @ Dec 21 2012 02:52pm)

So draco didn't bombard you with snow like you thought?