I am filming some snow action in the Rockville area tomorrow for Mischief 3. If anyone wants to bring their car out for some fun email me:
Mischief3000@hotmail.com. Hopefully we will actually get some this time.

I got to see the DC snow on the news here in Japan. Gave me a good laugh to see the people there acting like it was a major disaster because they got one or two inches of snow. Those people would crap themselves if they got 19inches over night like other places do. Big shock that a RWD SUV running summer tires or rain tires would actually suck in the snow.

Awwww Man i wish i would have seen this earlier. Damn!

Anytime it snows, I'll be out there filming. Drop me an email and we'll meet up.
mischief3000@hotmail.com

ha ha you shoudl have filmed me doign a 360 into a "U" ditch.....and SOMEHOW managing to get out of it:) the snow sucks......

Originally posted by Mischief
Anytime it snows, I'll be out there filming. Drop me an email and we'll meet up.
mischief3000@hotmail.com

Will do! I love driving in the snow its so much fun, i'll try to get my friend to come to. He can do drifts forever in the snow.
Alex

Originally posted by N/A
I got to see the DC snow on the news here in Japan. Gave me a good laugh to see the people there acting like it was a major disaster because they got one or two inches of snow. Those people would crap themselves if they got 19inches over night like other places do. Big shock that a RWD SUV running summer tires or rain tires would actually suck in the snow.

Well, having lived in snow country (Poughkeepsie, NY), having driven the Taconic parkway at 70 on 6" of virgin snow in a 1960 Alfa Romeo Gulietta Sprint Coupe on plain old Michelin X tires, I think I can handle snow.

Snow in Washington is nearer the melting point (temperatures usually right near freezing) and it is much harder to drive on than snow when the temperature is 10 or 15 degrees.

Every 5 years or so, we do get hit with 15-24" of snow at one time. If you think you can drive an RX-7 Twin Turbo or an Acura TL through that on summer or all-weather tires, go right ahead.

For those occasional heavy storms, I'll stay home, thanks. That was I don't have to drive some stupid SUV or buy some Winter tires.