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Driving in snow 900 1993

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posted by  pitbull107 on  Sat Dec 11 07:03 CST 2004
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Hi again! Well,it has "snowed" an inch or so and was driving the Brick going fairly slowly and tried to navigate a right turn and suddenly lost it and almost smacked into a truck waitng at a light.

Is there some veteran advice as to how to "drive" in snowy or sleet/freezing rain that would keep me from patronizing the local body shop?

PS I DID add two 70lb sand tubes over the rear wheels after this happened but haven't had the "opportunity" to test it out.
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1993 940 Swedish Brick Wagon






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