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Winter driving 200 1989

posted by  mikojay on  Fri Feb 1 11:24 CST 2008
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Hello,

It's been quite awhile since I posted, or have even visited. Last summer, we moved from Portland, OR; and returned to Spokane, WA. Well, La Niña/El Viejo has dumped a LOT of snow (for someone who has spent 8 of the last ten years in Portland and Seattle)in the area- 60+" since 1 December. We live on a steep hill. My wife's 2003 Camry is doing okay, now that she has cables, but has engine weight over the drive wheels.

I am worried about trying to drive The Blue Brick (my 89 245)in the snow, but it seems to have better clearance, and, well- it is from Sweden, right?

Any ideas/ suggestions/ helpful comments?

Mikojay

PS: I can't figure out how to post a photo of TBB, half buried. Any help is appreciated.






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