Bought mine in december and drove it home,worked great but that was the last time it was out in the snow :)

In the garage, was a 1915 Hudson 6-40 Touring car and a 1925 Model T Coupe, so everything else lived outside.

We don't get a whole lot of snow here, so when we do, we are all like kids that have to go out and play in it. I would definitely play in the snow in my vette! Cautiously of course!

We had early snow here, last year, before I could get it into storage. When the roads were dry I got it there immediatley!

Now I waited too long again! Same deal. I really like driving it in the fall, no bugs to clean off!

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I just bought this 76 and had to drive 400 km back to Halifax.
blizzard caught me. this was feb 2007??

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From 1984: :willy:

As mentioned if you know how to drive you can. All my cars are real wheel drive 75 vette, 92 camaro conv and 07 saturn sky redline. All have been driven in the snow at some time.

" ,,, a shot taken over Arizona. Captured at around 9,000 ft from a Cessna on an air tour from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon in March 2007. This road hacked into the desert hills above Phoenix has left a permanent scar seen from a small plane at just under 9000 ft . The red has to do with the iron deposits in the ground.
Location: Arizona, USA"

http://www.redbubble.com/people/kasi...na-desert-road

Check out prescott to jerome.

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Picture of yours truly taken around '69-'70 perhaps.No idea whose car it was but it does have snow tires on it.Also still got the wooden sled.:D

Yup, I drove it in the snow. Quite fun too.

First pic is snowed an inch or two, then switched to freezing rain which made for pretty nasty conditions. Passed several 4WD vehicles that were in the ditch on the way into work.

Drive my vette in the snow? Never! That is what the Avalanche is for.
It can't run now anyway wit no engine it.:D

First three years this was my driver, no problems with snow/ice.
Wife also drove it in the snow.

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p.../Vetinsnow.jpg

I got lucky and was born in Florida. No snow and great sunny drives year round.

The last time I checked these Corvettes are not made of "Cotton Candy", they will not melt in rain, sleet, snow or ice.

As I looked underneath the under carriage of my 1976 Corvette it has been driven in winter. Big deal, North America has snow. Do your drive your Corvette 12 months of the year? Who cares. If it is not rotting through the frame and body mounts you have no issues IMHO.

Rain is inevitable. I always laughed at car owner clowns that said the car was "never driven in rain" H'mm. I have been caught out in the rain just walking down the street, I am sure they had a bit farther to drive to put the Vette away in a safe haven before it dissolved.

Back to reality, do what you can to protect your investment. It can all come down to a simple tarp or a full blown storage facility. Protect your investment and it will pay you back 10 fold.

Never seen snow huh?????? :rofl:

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I think I'd rather it sat in the elements than have a tarp on it... My current Vette has no clear coat over most of the car because it sat outside under a car cover for a few years. The car cover wore the clear right off.

:iagree:

Yes. You should never own something that is just too precious to use. When that is the case, then, IT owns YOU.

I'm in Trail BC Canada. Here is a pic of my 79 sideways.
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My first Corvette was a 1969 and that was in 1970. It was my only car so I drove it to work every day. It was a 427 with an auto and with 4 studded snow tires it would go through almost anything. C3's are actually really good in snow.
:cheers:

That's a great picture. When my new '74 Coupe showed up at Humphrey Chevrolet in Evanston IL in early March 1974 the drivers window was open about 4 inches. The interior had a nice coating of snow. It sat in the body shop with the T-Tops off for 5 days drying out the interior. It was a daily driver and was fine in snow.