Snow ,snow and more snow

[wally426ci]

Thanks man!! Hey Randy, Id like first dibs at those seats. Can you email me or PM me with a price and white type of shape they're in? If you have time when you get home maybe snap some pictures? No big deal since Id come see them in person, just let me know the skinny on them.

wally426ci@yahoo.com

Thanks Man! I'll have her started in Mopars once shes running around!!

[oldblue67]

Hello Randy,the truck is doing great....I put headers and a new carb on it along with redoing the brakes......pulled a SAAB back to my house last Friday as the snow started to fly with it...snowing now and looking for 10-20 more here,took forever to get home from work tonight ...Jeff

[dogtrk]

Hi Jeff, glad the old girl is doing you right. I have a 67 again. This time it's a CSS. Turquoise with black buckets. 318 4spd 3/4 ton. Side trim delete. Pretty rare truck. I also brought back a 59 d100 from Oklahoma. It has a 400/727 with a redone interior. It's black with a tan interior. Nice truck. Just about rust free. Short wide bed. Dodge only used that bed for two years and then sold the dies to Studebaker. I like it. Let me know if you need anything for Sweptys as I have a load of parts. I bought a 76 D600 stakebody to store them in.

Take care

Randy

[wally426ci]

Randy, I gotta see that CSS sometime!!

[dogtrk]

Soon as the snow melts. Probably May!!! Come on up anytime.

[wally426ci]

You got it!

gonna be alot of flooding once it melts!

We have huge drifts all around our house, crazy.

[dogtrk]

The wife said the drifts are up to the roof of my shed out back. At least 6feet high!!!

[oldblue67]

This is just over the top.....so much snow ....maybe I'll get to work on Friday....at least I built a neat beer cooler

[wally426ci]

good idea!!

[dogtrk]

I'll have a Double!

[JimsRatRod]

Sorry, For once it's beautiful here in Co and cold there. OK we're sending it your way. You guys need one of these. Of course a Mopar is preferred but we'll let the GM do the dirty work.

[DocsTruck]

I'll bet one of those 1929 Fordson snow machines would come in handy about now. Hope that everyone stays safe through all the snow storms. It would be nice to see some pics for all of us down south. I wish we would get a little snow this year.

We are forcasted to get 2 to 4 inches of snow Friday!!!

Update: We are now expected to get 3 to 5 inches, supposed to snow all day Friday!!!

[HellBelly]

Well i can now officially add to this thread.

Got a good amount of snow here in Dallas, TX

In the Dude heading to work.. Yea nice crack in the windshield huh?

Pretty picked through huh?

[surfnuke9]

The snow from Wednesday's "Snoverkill" blizzard has pushed snow totals to record levels for the 2009-2010 winter season not only for Washington D.C., but also for Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. Through today, here are the snowfall numbers so far for the winter, and the records they have broken:

Washington D.C. National Airport - 55.9
Old record: 54.4", Winter of 1898-1899

Washington D.C. Dulles Airport, VA - 75.0"
Old record: 61.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Baltimore, MD - 79.9"
Old record: 62.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Wilmington, DE - 66.7"
Old record: 55.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Philadelphia, PA - 71.6"
Old record: 65.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Atlantic City, NJ, 49.9"
Old record: 46.9", Winter of 1966-1967

For comparison, the average snowfall amounts for a season for these cities ranges from 16" - 22". This winter's snowfall amounts are similar to what Anchorage, Alaska and Portland Maine typically receive (about 70"). Incredibly, Baltimore has received more snow than any other city in the U.S. this winter through today, according to the Golden Snow Globe -- more than Syracuse, NY (75.9")!!! (Dulles Airport would be third on the list, but is excluded in favor of National Airport, which is #10).

[AZ69dartGT]

global warming?

[Yellow71]

The snow from Wednesday's "Snoverkill" blizzard has pushed snow totals to record levels for the 2009-2010 winter season not only for Washington D.C., but also for Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. Through today, here are the snowfall numbers so far for the winter, and the records they have broken:

Washington D.C. National Airport - 55.9
Old record: 54.4", Winter of 1898-1899

Washington D.C. Dulles Airport, VA - 75.0"
Old record: 61.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Baltimore, MD - 79.9"
Old record: 62.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Wilmington, DE - 66.7"
Old record: 55.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Philadelphia, PA - 71.6"
Old record: 65.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Atlantic City, NJ, 49.9"
Old record: 46.9", Winter of 1966-1967

For comparison, the average snowfall amounts for a season for these cities ranges from 16" - 22". This winter's snowfall amounts are similar to what Anchorage, Alaska and Portland Maine typically receive (about 70"). Incredibly, Baltimore has received more snow than any other city in the U.S. this winter through today, according to the Golden Snow Globe -- more than Syracuse, NY (75.9")!!! (Dulles Airport would be third on the list, but is excluded in favor of National Airport, which is #10).

You forgot one...Dallas, TX - 1"



I love the photo of the Beer Cooler...and the "Big Block Snow Blower"

Great photos guys.

[tapakah]

wow, and i thought these san diego winters were tough. a brutal 74 degrees and bright sunny skies.

[MountainMoparRobin]

The snow from Wednesday's "Snoverkill" blizzard has pushed snow totals to record levels for the 2009-2010 winter season not only for Washington D.C., but also for Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. Through today, here are the snowfall numbers so far for the winter, and the records they have broken:

Washington D.C. National Airport - 55.9
Old record: 54.4", Winter of 1898-1899

Washington D.C. Dulles Airport, VA - 75.0"
Old record: 61.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Baltimore, MD - 79.9"
Old record: 62.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Wilmington, DE - 66.7"
Old record: 55.9", Winter of 1995-1996

Philadelphia, PA - 71.6"
Old record: 65.5", Winter of 1995-1996

Atlantic City, NJ, 49.9"
Old record: 46.9", Winter of 1966-1967

For comparison, the average snowfall amounts for a season for these cities ranges from 16" - 22". This winter's snowfall amounts are similar to what Anchorage, Alaska and Portland Maine typically receive (about 70"). Incredibly, Baltimore has received more snow than any other city in the U.S. this winter through today, according to the Golden Snow Globe -- more than Syracuse, NY (75.9")!!! (Dulles Airport would be third on the list, but is excluded in favor of National Airport, which is #10).

You forgot one...Dallas, TX - 1"



I love the photo of the Ber Cooler...and the "Bib Block Snow Blower"

Great photos guys.

They said on the news last night, friday, Dallas had 12" showed people pulling each other out of the ditch, the most snow recorded in Dallas, Global warming to blame for all this

[DocsTruck]

Well, I got what I wished for, we got about 3 inches of snow Friday!!! It was just enough to make things fun and not be too troublesome. Here are a few pictures.

[sweptlinemike]

I shot a few pics on the way to work from the toasty cab of my ramcharger. We didn't get a lot of snow this time around, but I figured id get a few pics while its here.......