Same here in Georgia.. Its the end of times and all milk and bread are bought out...
Same here except Toilet paper isle gets emptied too...
Actually back in the 80's when it was my primary car, I did have a set of studded snows, they were 70 series skinny ones, but they worked pretty good!
Me as well - drove my '70 Cuda and '73 Challenger during winters, makes me cringe today thinking of running those cars during all the winter slush and salt today. Despite under coating, those bodies didn't do well. But muscle cars were daily drivers. My dad and I restored one that was severely rusted. By the time we got done the car had south western fenders, doors, new quarters, new rear clip fabricated, floor and trunk pans, cowling cut out and inserted with a rust-free one, endless hours sandblasting the frame, ahhh...nice as it turned out I said I'd never do a car that far gone again. Later I latched onto a CA car and of course, what a difference when restoing that.
That and eggs! Why is it that every time a storm come around, everybody has a hankering for French Toast? What's up with that?
