now thats a hard core mustang owner. lol

park'er in the heated shed with all the other toys (not my toys) and drive the cherokee all winter, only time i got stuck was last winter in dad's wheat field :)

I'm out in victoria so we dont get alot of snow usually, right now we have 2ft or so in my front yard. So no for now, but other wise if we were to get our usuall dusting of snow I would drive it.

man i was scared to hell of driving my stang in the snow... sure enough i got hit a week before it dumped.. I try my best to not drive it.... going to kelowna on the 29th by bus to pick up my AWD talon from storage:tup the ultimate winter/off road car:chacha:

Talons are great cars for winter. And they are super comfortable.

i know! it's amazing really.. spent about $700 on winter tires last year for the damn thing when i was out east in Quebec, loved that, it ziped around like nothing!, and for space it's not bad at all, i'm a taller guy (6'3") and i still fit in mine. non-sunroof and entry level MOMO racing seats might help with that tho... mine's the ultimate sleeper really.. looks old and got a few nicks, but i'm 284HP out of a 2.3L 4G63T stroker, shep tranny, and EVO3 big 16G turbo at 24psi right now... plus a few extras..
These cars are cheap people, and so easy to modify... GET ONE!!! lol i prob only have 5k into it.. and it'll smoke by most mustangs.. (but not all.. still fallin behind the FI guys:tup)

DEAD SERIOUS! :chacha:

I put my convertible away for the winter and drive my 90 LX hatch 5.0L all winter.

My Mustang is more of a 3 season car, as long as there is no salt on the road, I drive it. I have a '95 Civic coupe for the winter.

Nope!!!!!!!!