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We need snow bad here in south central Colorado mountains.  Barely any cover at 9000'. The 14-teeners have some above 11000' but not much. I do have a pet kitty though. 

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...sure...why not...enjoy! 

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Mine stays in the Garage when it snows, I take my Wrangler in the snow! 

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Hoping for some this weekend, but here in central NC it'll most likely be ice. And when there's ice, I keep my butt home. Ain't nobody need to be driving on ice.

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26 minutes ago, BossTaco2020 said:

Hoping for some this weekend, but here in central NC it'll most likely be ice. And when there's ice, I keep my butt home. Ain't nobody need to be driving on ice.

I was thinking the same thing. 

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We need snow bad here in south central Colorado mountains.  Barely any cover at 9000'. The 14-teeners have some above 11000' but not much. I do have a pet kitty though. 

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38 minutes ago, BlancoSilverado said:

Woke up in the morning in Tahoe and found only 4" on her. First time in the snow was fun.

 

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So glad to see you folks in Cali /NV are getting snow/precip this year. 

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There is my old 08. Some days I miss my old trucks. Could not find a picture of my 99.

 

My 2019 is by far the best in the snow. I love the 4A. But the 08 felt a bit more comfortable. I don't remember much of my 99 but I had young bones then so I didn't care to much for the comfortable ride

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