This shot rules.
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/reader-rides/9535/
This shot rules.
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/reader-rides/9535/
80awhp of fury!
Heh. I have a similarly "great" shot of my friend's car in a huge NY snowstorm from years ago but it's on my PC at home. In the meantime, I present "it was a good day at the rallyx" which really shows off my photography skills. Note the sun directly in front of the camera gives that sweet sweet lens flare with no Photoshop required!
Love the Strongbad sticker.
just a little snow.... where it isn't supposed to snow......
if you look at the photos addrerss you'll read... 2/3hrsofshovelling - translated... after 40 min of shovelling, this is how much I managed to clear...
why so little... because in Portland I was told it doesn't snow very much... so I wasn't using a snow shovel... I was using a piece of plywood
anyone care to guess what car is what??? 
miata (well, someone is going to say it.)
I have one like that for my icon.
we don't get enough snow here for any truly epic winter shots. But since I'm a photo whore extraordinaire, here are some of my favorites from the last few years.
Craigslist would be proud.
Summer tires and 15+ inches of snow = stuck in the street just trying to get out of the driveway
I see where this is going... 
Snow. And no the Kumho tires do not work in those conditions.
Snowmaggedalypse, several years ago in Chicagoland.
Wait it is August. Why are we talking about Snow? I live with the stuff from Dec - April every year.
Summer happy thoughts.
I don't have any pictures but I do have some videos of what constitutes a snowpocalypse in Oklahoma.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ53wroTozY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1DBAkC-EDc
my plow truck got stuck in this storm.
Not a brilliant photo but I left the hood open by accident on my old beater LeBaron and went to work for a few hours returning to snow in the engine compartment 
When it snows...
e_pie wrote: I don't have any pictures but I do have some videos of what constitutes a snowpocalypse in Oklahoma. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ53wroTozY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1DBAkC-EDc
My pic is from the same storm.
When you live some where that sees a few inches a year, then get over 2' in a few days, it does cause problems.
The Mighty Taco: Now and Then
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