Better just watch and stay indoors if the weather is this bad.

cool! but i can not understand why those people keeps trying
to drive through the snow despite the fact that they have seen
a lot of car had smashed and/or stranded.

in my place the extreme opposite. we have a lot of floods whenever
it rains... and most cars that were caught in the streets were stalled.
nobody could drive through a meter deep water in the road...
www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-318053

lol people need to get a clue!!! good stuff!

lol paul, behold the snorkle!

hey Win, we have lot of them too and they are used for the sport....
all terrain driving..... but in the city.... you can not expect to
drive those car with breather every time there was flash flood....
flash flood is already a normal occurrence in city life.....

lol if its a normal occurrence u would think they would be prepared for it! like those guys driving in the ice, they should have snow chains or keep their car parked!
im not trying to sound anal or anything but damn they need to have some common sense! lol i mean damn if you know you cant do something safely then dont try it!

texas turkey NEVER gets stuck in the ice or water! maybe its just my location but trucks ilke this are a fairly normal occourance!!!



i have seen this truck with my own eyes. its got two supercharged 429 cid v8's and the rear engine runs the front while the front engine runs the back. maybe a bit of overkill but it runs thru 5 feet of mud like its driving down a concrete road.

now you wont see me running my jeep thru mud like that... but i still have a set of chains hanging in my shed just in case it gets icey! (here in east texas that has happened to me ONE time since 1990)

now on the other hand, i wont even take the miata out if its foggy!

Yeah,Paul, you better get one of those Turkeys ready for the next flood.lol

lol everybody should have a pair of supercharged methanol big blocks in their truck. it should come standard or atleast as an option from all the auto manufacturers.

Noddy wrote:

nah, we Filipinos are resourceful.... there are always available styro foam
boat paddled by man to transport stranded commuters....
plus the military amphibians which are also being dispatch when necessary....

on the other side...most offices are closed during heavy downpour. the problem
occurs only once heavy rains comes at the middle of the day....for sure, every
body got stranded in the streets...

Win wrote:

I say standard!
GO,WIN!

lol id rather take my chances with 44" tires and a strong v8 than styrofoam boats and a military escourt any day!