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Extremly rare C4
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From: Bridgewater Corners Vermont VT
Extremly rare C4
Northern New England Limited Edition Snowplow C4
Available only to the die hard Corvette owners that refuse not to have a Corvette available year round. Discontinued after one year deemed impractical.
To keep it C6 related I would never subject my C6 to this.
They're not like kids so I can play favorites.
Available only to the die hard Corvette owners that refuse not to have a Corvette available year round. Discontinued after one year deemed impractical.
To keep it C6 related I would never subject my C6 to this.
They're not like kids so I can play favorites.
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From: Long Island NY
Those tire chain things look cool.
I just had one heck of a time getting my wife's Mustang GT up our driveway. Snow / ice, hard packed, very hard to shovel... tried several times just flying up with a running start but no traction whatsoever... couldn't get more than halfway up before bogging out with wheels spinning. Car has a full tank of fuel and I have 150 lbs of cement blocks in the trunk... tires are good too... but still no go. Had to break my back and do some shoveling, finally got it up. I think those tire chain things would have helped here... gotta look into that.
I just had one heck of a time getting my wife's Mustang GT up our driveway. Snow / ice, hard packed, very hard to shovel... tried several times just flying up with a running start but no traction whatsoever... couldn't get more than halfway up before bogging out with wheels spinning. Car has a full tank of fuel and I have 150 lbs of cement blocks in the trunk... tires are good too... but still no go. Had to break my back and do some shoveling, finally got it up. I think those tire chain things would have helped here... gotta look into that.
. I just drove my CE over the Snoqualmie pass here in Washington and drove through heavy snow. It was not sticking though.
never seen mud flaps on a vette before 
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Eau Claire WI
Those tire chain things look cool.
I just had one heck of a time getting my wife's Mustang GT up our driveway. Snow / ice, hard packed, very hard to shovel... tried several times just flying up with a running start but no traction whatsoever... couldn't get more than halfway up before bogging out with wheels spinning. Car has a full tank of fuel and I have 150 lbs of cement blocks in the trunk... tires are good too... but still no go. Had to break my back and do some shoveling, finally got it up. I think those tire chain things would have helped here... gotta look into that.
I just had one heck of a time getting my wife's Mustang GT up our driveway. Snow / ice, hard packed, very hard to shovel... tried several times just flying up with a running start but no traction whatsoever... couldn't get more than halfway up before bogging out with wheels spinning. Car has a full tank of fuel and I have 150 lbs of cement blocks in the trunk... tires are good too... but still no go. Had to break my back and do some shoveling, finally got it up. I think those tire chain things would have helped here... gotta look into that.
