I guess thers a first time for everything

[shazapple]

My subie got stuck! :-(

I can't blame it though. We had a massive snowstorm yesterday. I drove to the local ski hill and had a blast. Unfortunately no one had cleared my driveway so I got stuck at the bottom and the top, twice each!

http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/6778/img18573er.jpg
Notice the post on the left, and then the post on the right.

I did manage to get up last night. Only thing is, this morning the snow was more compact and hard so the car couldn't plow as well.

http://img330.imageshack.us/img330/2391/img18554mz.jpg
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/2912/img18569fh.jpg
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/7243/img18587ls.jpg

snowblower to the rescue!
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/2950/img18593ul.jpg

Home safe and sound
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Picture from my front door.
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[StatGSR]

man i want all that snow!!! its just been cold here for ever and we have less than a inch on the ground....

[Bdubs]

Canada is so beautiful, love the views this time of year.

[Wiscon_Mark]

That car is so sexy.

[shazapple]

even half crusted in snow? :lol:

[GrassyKnoll]

Wow I am so depressed that we have no snow in New Hampshire. Makes me want to cry :cry:

[Wiscon_Mark]

even half crusted in snow? :lol:

That makes it even better! :grin:

[shazapple]

half that snow is from parking lot dorifto and driving up to the ski hill in the worse storm of the year

[GrassyKnoll]

Word of caution > If you let the car sit bottomed out in snow that long it can cause some issues. This happened with my car a couple winters ago. The snow begins to melt since the underbody of the car is warm from driving and begins to corode some of the electrical harness lines. I had several problems with shorting out followed by overheating etc. Took lots of time and money to diagnose and fix the problem.

I vowed never to try drifting in 2.5 feet of snow again :wink:

[Perdue]

Lee, trade you your car for my truck? I don't think we've had that much snow in WV since I was...well, before I even started school. Craziness. :lol:

[shazapple]

No dice, we already have a truck (Toyota) ;)

In the second last picture you can see the path my car dragged, and the amount of extra ground clearance between my car and the Outback and Tundra

[rougeben83]

Word of caution > If you let the car sit bottomed out in snow that long it can cause some issues. This happened with my car a couple winters ago. The snow begins to melt since the underbody of the car is warm from driving and begins to corode some of the electrical harness lines. I had several problems with shorting out followed by overheating etc. Took lots of time and money to diagnose and fix the problem.

I vowed never to try drifting in 2.5 feet of snow again :wink:

That's what a skidplate is for :twisted: