yay we got more snow

I wish we got that kinda snow. We have to drive 45 min to an hour to get to any good snow. You're lucky.

 

Jeff

Very pretty.

 

Can we post our own pics of our Brats in snow?

Here I go.

 

This is the most snow we have gotten here this year.

 

and here i am going down a non-plowed alley, and it was getting too deep, notice the drift in front of hood. It was higher than the door bottoms where i stopped and went in reverse back out.

you guys got hammerd with snow too, thanks for sending 18 + inches our way

Bheinen74, I think we should trade Brats. Wish you guys would send the snow my way, we just hammered with tornadoes.

Argh.. you guys over there are so lucky to have snow.

Here is mine just last sat at reiter pit

 

This is why you don't want to get off the main part of the road

 

Jeff

and here i am going down a non-plowed alley, and it was getting too deep, notice the drift in front of hood. It was higher than the door bottoms where i stopped and went in reverse back out.

More... velocity....

if the brat was going fine in the deep stuff why did you stop?

 

That's about as much snow as I'm willing to let my BRAT see. Its been real tempting tho to take it around the cul de sac before the salt truck gets there!

DaBriz, some may call you a sissy

but not me

this is as close to snow as this Brat

is going to get

 

But I do have one dat likes da whitechit

DaBriz, some may call you a sissy

but not me

this is as close to snow as this Brat

is going to get

 

But I do have one dat likes da whitechit

 

 

Ha! Maybe so. And it sure wouldn't be the FIRST time! But my BRAT's so sweet, and it was a gift from a now deceased relative. So I see it as a summer driver. But if I had BRATs to burn (and a place to put 'em), you could bet your Brett Favre jersey I'd be out there motoring around in the snow we've been getting! And its funny that you include plow, as I was just describing to the MRS an advert I'd seen of a gen-1 woody wagon with a snow plow rump roast'y - it was an ad for the plow, not the Soob. We laughed that I could get that and just push straight out the garage for the length of the drive, then back 'er up back in there again (the BRAT I mean).

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That's about as much snow as I'm willing to let my BRAT see. Its been real tempting tho to take it around the cul de sac before the salt truck gets there!

that is the most kick rump roast brush guard i have seen yet. i want one. how or where did you get it?

I agree,

hope we can get a better picture.

 

looks a little like my

modified Jackman?

 

 

thats like the saddest picture ever. you know it just wants go out and play. but i understand the reason. and one more reason i don't mind all the rain in the NW, no salt on the roads.

thats like the saddest picture ever. you know it just wants go out and play. but i understand the reason. and one more reason i don't mind all the rain in the NW, no salt on the roads.

like a dog at the sliding door watching all his buddys play in the pond

that is the most kick rump roast brush guard i have seen yet. i want one. how or where did you get it?

 

Yeah, its pretty cool looking: with the cross-bars being stainless steel or brushed aluminum. Its really more of a winch-mount, really. But I suppose they had versions of it where the cross bars are extended thru the frames to protect the lights and corners. I've seen similar, but not the same.

 

As for where I got it, sorry to say that it came with the car, so I'm not sure. But the car came from Albuquerque, NM and was bought new by my father's Uncle Pete (both now deceased). He had a gen-1 BRAT that he traded-in on this, and had the brush-guard put on, and a tonneau cover made (he sold the jumpseats, belts, and headrests, so I had to score those on EBay). So I expect it was from some shop near their home there in ABQ.

 

And I suppose with all that, I never answered your question.

thats like the saddest picture ever. you know it just wants go out and play. but i understand the reason. and one more reason i don't mind all the rain in the NW, no salt on the roads.

 

...all up on her cradles... and those are blue jugs of Subie-Tears.