Wow… that’s not something you see everyday :D

That is sooooo cool!! Anyone who has driven a Cobra(not me) will tell you how hot they are inside while driving.
I’m sure they weren’t as cold as you would think?:dunno:

Winter of 78 in Indy on fat tires.

My moms 67 in early 70s on snow tires. After a rear ender.

‘67 GT500 (w/wrong KR stripes added) that made its way to Sweden

Winter Challenged. I can hear that Squarebody shortbed rusting. We don’t need to talk about how ravaged a neglected MGB making its own snowbank is.

Brand new off the lot with Steelgards

Snow snake

Drove my '68 Chevelle SS from Chicago to Cincinnati for a work in 1991 with ladder bars and N50s. Didn't do that great in the snow. :)

December ‘67 in a new ‘68 Charger.

A couple of Facebook postings.

Blue Benn Diner...
 

Been to that joint a number of times...it's a local landmark.

https://www.bluebenn.com/

By the way...I have no photos, but I used to run Dunlop CW-44 snow tires on my 70 L78 Nova back in the day. :shocked:

saw this today on a facebook page

simeone museum in Philly.

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Here’s a few more, note Deer on the trunk lids/roofs in the Clark Gas Station shot.
Sure looks like the good old world to me and let’s get the snow machines out!
Is that your ‘Doo RV340 in Post 9 w/ ‘67 ‘Vette Roadster Bill, ‘77 w/ twin pipes?
I had a ‘75 RV245 Racer also a ‘78 340 new, no good in snow but tough to beat on the flat or track!
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Surprising how many Dodge Daytonas & Plymouth Superbirds are showing up here! Back in the day, I don't ever recall seing one driving on the street, summer or winter....they were all sitting unsold on dealership lots.

Not a Musclecar,but a day I'll never forget...

Looks like the Chicago Snow Storm of 1967! Bill

Thanks for finding all of these cool pics, Andy!

Yes Pete, '77 340 RV, I beat that thing to death on the woodland trails of Northern Wisconsin
All my car buddys had snowmobiles and the Arctic Cats and Polaris could blow by at 100 mph on the lakes, but on the trails Joel (original owner of a '67 Z28) and I with our RV's would run away and hide from them.

I also had a '76 RV 340 that came with an instruction manual to modify for racing. Should have kept that one!

Previous to the RV I had a '75 Sno Jet SST 440 with a Yamaha SRX engine. That one was fast and fun, steer it with the throttle sprint car style.

I could write a book on snowmobile shenanigans! :beers: - Bill W

I think this is a companion shot to my earlier post.

That might be our car sitting behind Royal before we got it.

K

This is my 1972 340 Cuda taken after the 1978 Chicago blizzard. In the 2nd picture you will see a garage that the roof had caved in on top of an older plymouth fury from the weight of the snow.

That's a great "guess which car".....I thought '69 torino but can't be certain in any way.

----This 442 is so clean that this snow covered picture almost looks photoshopped!....Bill S

Pic was taken about 6-7 years ago around Arnold CA. They do not salt the roads there. The main roads were clear and dry.

This ended up being an NCRS Five Star Bow Tie car.

My buddy (Boomer) sent me these pics….Winter of 1978 in Janesville WI

You reminded me; I had forgotten I took this picture:

First drive of 2021 -

K

A couple more from Boomer……this is his 1971 Nova

'78 was indeed a banner year in southeast WI.

Now this is a Merry Christmas. :)

From the FB Lost Muscle Cars page-poster is trying to find Mom’s ‘68 Camaro (ahead of Vette).

Just Married in a ‘69 Mach 1

Here’s my old LS6 , M22 El Camino , sold out of Red Deer Motors in Alberta ,….heading for work in Northern Saskatchewan

Musclecars in Winter snow, salt and slush
 

Looks like a Ski-Doo under the cover? Must have took (3) men and a boy to load that Snowmobile with out beating up the tailgate and the bed. Bill