Snow Cats

Here's my favorite picture of mine in the snow....

This is as close as I can get.

2511 up on Mt Charleston during the Vegas Fun Rally back in April of 2005.

Larry

Sorry,
But mine is already tucked away in the corner of my friends new shop. If I happen to back her out to start her up, I'll post a pic.

George

#3336 playing in the snow...

It may look pretty, but winter's a real mess. I had arranged to meet a trailer just across the US border to take me to CA. So Carmen came to the rescue with his flatbed and saved me the trouble of getting very salty and dirty on the ride to the border.

But you can’t tow it across without a LOT of paperwork. So I drove it across.

Big thrill for the crossing guards.

Not so much for me.

A few miles in this ruined the underneath of the car and now 2 years later I am still redoing the damage. Like driving on the salt flats and then sitting in the rain. Yuk.

Ok. It's not all bad. Here's a nicer one.

But rain, shine or snow, I can always count on these guys to make my day.

Hey David,
I thought you did not tow a Pantera rear first ?
Air flow getting under the deck lid and possibly forcing the lid up and maybe over the top.
Jeff

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Originally posted by David B:
Ok. It's not all bad. Here's a nicer one.

But rain, shine or snow, I can always count on these guys to make my day.

And he is looking down on your car why ?

He's looking for my wipers (duh) so that he can place a ticket under them. The ticket was for parking too far from the curb.

All this while I was standing right there - chopping ice in my driveway. I had moved the car a foot away so it didn't get splashed.


As for the rear tow, it was 20 mins at 40 mph. Not much air flow!

quote:

Originally posted by David B:
He's looking for my wipers (duh) so that he can place a ticket under them. The ticket was for parking too far from the curb.

All this while I was standing right there - chopping ice in my driveway. I had moved the car a foot away so it didn't get splashed.

You are joking right? In front of your own house?
C’mon what did you do to piss this guy off?

It sounds like you are their monthly quota filler. I suggest something less conspicuous, like a Yugo. Drive the Pantera at night.

The sad story is here:
http://www.panterapassion.com/Stories_3.html

Ok, back to the nice snow pics. I'm loving those cats in the snow - sgarrett's especially. Looks like he drives it in the winter.

Ever do that?

Here's one of me driving in the Canadian Rockies ...

I'd drive mine in the snow, but my snowboots don't fit the pedals..........

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Ok, back to the nice snow pics. I'm loving those cats in the snow - sgarrett's especially. Looks like he drives it in the winter.

Ever do that?

Thanks David...actually, I just backed it out of the garage to take the picture . I love all of Mark's pictures and wanted to try and get a good one of mine a few years ago. I don't ever drive it in the snow (I have driven the big block '73 vette roadster in blizzards back in Wyoming though...not for the faint of heart.).

Got the car all tucked away at my father-in-law's house now. Lots of rennovations going on in the room above the garage and I don't want any sort of "accident" to happen. We had a couple day reprieve of snow here and I managed to get it over there with clear roads.

-Sean

OK Canuck Pantera owners, where are your pics?

Watch out, she has really good aim!

Michael

Did she get you?

Michael