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When I was a kid, my Dad always explained it to me like this, even though it doesn't make a lot of sense on the face of it. We lived in Saskatchewan, where the cold (-40F) was more of a challenge than the snow (2-3'). But cars would still get stuck or give up mechanically.

Dad: "What do you see stranded on the roadside?"
Me: "cars"
Dad: "And what comes and rescues them?"
Me: "trucks"
Dad: "Then what should you drive in the winter?"

If you've got a cool pic of your truck braving severe winter, please post!

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Not sure that it's all that cool a pic, but I think my truck is cool and it is in the snow, so there you go. Notice that in Texas even though it is snowing, I still have the side windows out. :lol:

https://uniim1.shutterfly.com/ng/ser...000013/enhance

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We got 3 inches today bit this was long ago.

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Here's another one Dave
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=557171

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Cool, thanks! No snow here yet (Seattle) but hopefully a little for Christmas!

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Here’s one from last year.

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If I had a camera I'd could have gotten you one today... about 8"

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A lot had melted already by the time I got out to plow Around 13 inches of heavy wet snow yesterday and last night

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Also from last year.

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Alberta winters are cruel too. Definitely need a 4x4. My C-10 with posi and no weight in the back would have trouble pulling a sick hen off a nest. The other vehicle is even more of a death trap if there is snow on the road. Pics in the snow are controlled photo opportunities only.




http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1542556569