Originally Posted by Cmanjr

It's no bad actually. Just gotta watch for slick spots. If you do happen to get stuck in snow, just put the petal down and you'll get out eventually as long as you've got pavement or something with similar grip underneath the snow.


Yeah it is, but I've got nothing to put in the bed for weight. Yeah if you're not careful a slick spot will get you and spin you out, it doesn't take much. Has only happened to me once, but that was partly due to my own ignorance.

Originally Posted by nfldfordman

yeah all true. One thing I don't like about 4x4 (and I realize that's the drivers fault entirely, and it is some, not all) is some, seemingly moist, 4x4 drivers think it makes them invincible and then they endanger people I never have any trouble in snow but then the back is slammed down with rocks

Originally Posted by nick72

what kind of running boards r those?

Originally Posted by Cmanjr

Yeah it is, but I've got nothing to put in the bed for weight.

Originally Posted by Adams21

I hear you with that one...I love drive in the snow when idiots aren't on the rds braking all the time and scared to death driving in it...my first car when I was 16 was a 87 Pontiac firebird formula with a 350 in it and talk about suck in snow, damp rds but I learned how to drive in all kinds of conditions...man that was such a fun badass car

Originally Posted by fordguy2100

just got to menards and buy 4-5bags of tube sand (70lbs each) and toss that in the bed over the rear axle

Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew

Finally the freezing rain turned to snow. This I can deal with.

Originally Posted by Cmanjr

I got lucky and got driveway parking

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And I thought this looked kinda cool

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Originally Posted by Cmanjr

There's no menards around here and my dad doesn't want to have to find a place to store sand bags when its not winter. New profile pic I see haha