[glhs837]

Here they are. don't shoot me for the snow, only room for one in the garage and the old man (68 Cougar) gets it, his old skin can't take it The ones without snow were taken on the way home from FL. My net connect died while I was down in FL, just it back.

 

[glhs837]

Doh!!!1 Forgot the link!!!!!



http://photos.yahoo.com/billmd6


There, that's better

 

[Grunge]

Nice pictures. Sorry for the snow. When I get mine, I'm taking it to the beach and getting some hotties in bikinis to pose with it. :twisted:

 

[gdflys]

Here they are. don't shoot me for the snow, only room for one in the garage and the old man (68 Cougar) gets it, his old skin can't take it The ones without snow were taken on the way home from FL. My net connect died while I was down in FL, just it back.

Are you close to I-95? I could stop by and take pics of the twins if you are. Should be driving by in 2 or 3 days.

 

[glhs837]

Actually about an hour and 15 minutes away. Since I'm on a peninsula, it would cost you 2-3 hours. Look up Lexington Park, MD on Mapquest.

 

[ohyeahwright]

Nice pics Bill...enjoy your baby!

 

[glhs837]

As soon as this damn snow and ice melt!!!!!!!! I took her in yesterday morning, she did okay. Nothing any one who learned to drive in MN, ME, and MA can't handle Heck, my initial training for snow driving was when my older brother took me to the 3M corporate parking lot in Minneapolis. A 1971? Pontiac Bonneville, get it up to 30 or so, cut the wheel, hit the brakes. Three hours of that is a damn good primer Just worried about the people down here who don't have that level of experience sliding into me :roll:

 

[ohyeahwright]

As soon as this damn snow and ice melt!!!!!!!! I took her in yesterday morning, she did okay. Nothing any one who learned to drive in MN, ME, and MA can't handle Heck, my initial training for snow driving was when my older brother took me to the 3M corporate parking lot in Minneapolis. A 1971? Pontiac Bonneville, get it up to 30 or so, cut the wheel, hit the brakes. Three hours of that is a damn good primer Just worried about the people down here who don't have that level of experience sliding into me :roll:

I hear ya about the snow training. I grew up with it but my wife is a Florida girl and had never driven in it before we moved to PA 5 years ago. I took her to a grocery store parking lot after hours for some slide-time training. She's an old pro now :wink: :lol:

 

[ebbtide]

When the snow starts falling, you can always tell the people who grew up driving on it. I spent hours in a college parking lot to learn also.. must be a trend. I'm buying snow tires for my SRT next year, unless it proves to be a big problem for the rest of this season.

 

[glhs837]

The problem with that is that driving this thing on streets is like having a machine gun but only being allowed to shoot one bullet at a time. Slippery makes it more so, no more than 1/3rd throttle allowed.

 

[krazywhiteboy562]

front end pics

can you post some wide shots of the front end?

 

[drizze99]

CONGRATS!! I have the same problem....SNOW!! :evil: Can't wait til the weather breaks!!

 

[ohyeahwright]

Just picked up another inch this morning...f%@#*!& snow :evil:

 

[Grunge]

I will happily babysit anyone's SRT 4 in Florida if you want to avoid the snow. :lol:

 

[glhs837]

Why thanks, Grunge. Of course I would have to bring the keys home with me.

 

[Grunge]

Of course I would need the keys in case of emergency: earthquake, fire, mudslides, flood, going to the beach, cruising around town, picking up the honeys, the usual disasters.

 

[SilverBullet]

:lol: