Few snow pics
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#15
12-23-2009
You guys must have a really big inch, because that's definitely not 20 inches. Looks more like about 6. Looks like fun regardless, though. I love driving around in the snow, I just hate working in it, lol.
That's how much was on the Ranger last December.
And this:
Was about 20-24 inches.
Sorry for whoring the thread. I'M READY FOR SNOW!
That's how much was on the Ranger last December.
And this:
Was about 20-24 inches.
Sorry for whoring the thread. I'M READY FOR SNOW!
#16
12-23-2009
we had drifting snow already this year, over night, at the north end of town, the drifts, which covered the entire street, from garage to garage was 6 feet deep on some roads... took over a week to get crews through to clear it, entire cars burried under snow, with no sign of where they could be
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12-24-2009
I still have my 3"Body Lift and AAL but not installed... too cold and no help. Im pretty sure 34"s would fit, may have to crank the front a little more
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