Re: For those who love driving in Winter

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Guenter....You are killing me.... More of that white s--t!!!

Of course... if we could drive with studs... and did not have to worry about salt eating away at our cars..... I guess winter driving would be a blast....

I agree with you 100%, Dan. It's amazing the clouds of salt dust when the roads are dry.

Besides. The Boxster is a roadster. IT's meant to be driven topless. It's the only way to go.

Even being used to Canadian Winters, that just look a tad cold for topless driving. tp matter how good your bun warmers and heater are..

Guenter
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That looks like fun, but I kept thinking, "Why do they have studs on the tires? That takes the fun out of it."

Sometimes your skills can't help you. The driving conditions to Lake Tahoe have been pretty crazy lately. I think this was shot yesterday

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...been to that area where at times they use huge radial (rotary) plows. Snow can pile up to 3-5 feet over night.