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Orange Krate · 11-28-2010, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by GrnMchin

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Now that is goodstuff!!!! FUNNY. How may I balance your tires ma'am? LOL

Eurek · 12-02-2010, 02:31 AM

I had a '97 Z28 for 10 years as a daily driver ('97-'07) in Wisconsin. I put on just about 190,000 miles and it did not rust at all nor did I ever get stuck. What I am getting at is if you live in a climate with a lot of snow, you hopefully know how to drive in it, and if you know how to drive in it you won't have much of a problem. I haven't driven the new Camaro yet, but I would have to assume that the new car would handle the elements much better than my '97 did, so as long as you take care of it you will be fine.

jmaryt · 12-02-2010, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Dragoneye

How do you think the non-existent Z28 will drive in the snow? (With snow tires of course...)

We got hit with a few inches today, and it got me thinking:
This car may serve as a daily driver to some crazy people (like me

)...how would that play out?!?

get a set of 18 inchers,and put on all season tires!..you will be able to bring it home!

Quote:

Originally Posted by SSOOCH

I wouldn't even try it. Snow tires and weight would help by it's criminal to put such a fine machine through all that salt and sand that will be on the roads!

that's what car washes are for!..make sure ya get it off every week!..no problem!

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Originally Posted by heRS

If you can afford the Z28 you can afford a winter beater to prevent the above. It's not my driving I worry about out there - just sayin'...

of course!..it's never you!..always the other guy!..way it is!

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Originally Posted by conradt

I will drive my 2SS this winter with my Tire Rack Pirelli ice and snow tires but.... a Z28 is where I would draw the line and park it.

it's a car!.put the right tires on it,and drive it!..ohhh what fun it is to ride!

ravensjeff · 12-02-2010, 02:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SSOOCH

I wouldn't even try it. Snow tires and weight would help by it's criminal to put such a fine machine through all that salt and sand that will be on the roads!

100% agree. Buy a stash junker. You can say that the junker is your kids car!!

boxmonkeyracing · 12-02-2010, 03:43 PM

with easy clutch and pedal actuation and skilled driving very little problems with about 2 inchs on the ground. my 98 actually handled pretty good in the snow. granted it will be probably down 100 hp at the wheels but the concept should still be the same.

2010 SSRS · 12-02-2010, 03:47 PM

my Z28 will never see rain or snow.

12-02-2010, 03:47 PM	#20
2010 SSRS Drives: 3 V8 Camaros Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Ocean State Posts: 111,186 View My Garage	my Z28 will never see rain or snow. __________________ Jannetty Racing JRE Street Package

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12-02-2010, 02:31 AM	#16
Eurek Drives: 1997 Z28 (RIP) Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: WI Posts: 5	I had a '97 Z28 for 10 years as a daily driver ('97-'07) in Wisconsin. I put on just about 190,000 miles and it did not rust at all nor did I ever get stuck. What I am getting at is if you live in a climate with a lot of snow, you hopefully know how to drive in it, and if you know how to drive in it you won't have much of a problem. I haven't driven the new Camaro yet, but I would have to assume that the new car would handle the elements much better than my '97 did, so as long as you take care of it you will be fine.