Posted by Richard G. on November 23, 2019 at 05:57:58 from (108.192.144.203):
In Reply to: Winter Driving posted by rusty6 on November 22, 2019 at 20:54:03:
Rusty, In the late 80's we had a heck of a snow that knocked off our power for several days. We needed to go to town about 7 miles away. I threw some firewood in the back of my 51 Chevy PU that had the old style narrow tires on it. 6 volt system fired right up and away we went. The east wind had blown snow so the ditches were full and no sign of a road. I knew where to drive and Miss V, our 2 little boys and I went to town. Never slipped a bit. Passed a bunch of cars, trucks and 4 WD drive folks that had slid off into the ditch and could not get back on road. Those old narrow tires and firewood made all the difference. Richard in NW SC
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