Got my Silverhorse blackout panel on. Really like it. Couple pics today out in snow. Drive it daily, and am impressed by how well this car does in the snow and ice. Have yet to break out any of my 4x4's.

 

You are braver than I.....I just bought an old beater truck for snow days...Can't bring myself to put either of the stangs in the snow...good to know they can handle it though.......nice car....

 

It has snowed here in central Indiana once so far, but due to people forgetting how to drive I don't think I got over 20 miles per hour until I got out of indy. I headed up to northern Indiana & got into some really neat lake effect snow 3 to 4 inches & I was very happy with the forward bite on take off, with & without the TCS on. I did get into the antilocks, they are different than other cars I have had, but they work very well both strait & turning. So far, so good.

 

That's one cool orange! And you're one cool cucumber for driving it in the snow.

 

Can I get a YeHaw! from the crowd?

 

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWW!!! !!!!!!
Welcome back Stan!

 

YeeHaw....

 

Donuts, (in the snow) anyone?

 

This is all the farther I got, my neighbors dirveway, had problems with the engine surging, once I broke traction I parked it . Handled pretty well untill then.

 

Man, that's gotta hurt. I remember those midwest ice storms. People think that just because you live in KY that the winters don't get cold. Coldest temp I was ever in was Lexington, KY in 1985. -28 before the wind chill. I walked a 1/2 mile to where my car was parked (without a hat - I was a college student). My '73 Gran Torino said "FaagaaatAbowtIttt"...

Yes, you are a brave soul to take these things out in the snow. But, I have to admit, the contrast against the white snow really makes it stand out...

But, around here that use that slag crap...

 

Nice contrast with the snow

 

Yeeee Hawww !