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: Hey! Andy348 Aug 30th, 08, 9:20 PM Hey, I'm new here. I'm 15 from Quebec, Canada. I've always loved Chevelles and I'm now saving up for one as a first car! My only big problem is whether I should drive it in the winter? furball8994 Aug 30th, 08, 9:23 PM Welcome Andy. Great to see someone from the younger Generation interested in the old iron!!!! Andy348 Aug 30th, 08, 9:38 PM Welcome Andy. Great to see someone from the younger Generation interested in the old iron!!!! Haha. Well all I got in todays standards are rice rockets =[. After talking to my dad (hes owned several muscle cars, was a dealer for 20 years) he thinks that I should get a Chevelle as an everyday car, store it in our garage in the winter and buy a 600$ crap winter car with heat and winter tires. Sounds like a good idea to me! furball8994 Aug 30th, 08, 9:43 PM Thats why they make ricers. If you bounce one off a snow bank, You just get another one.... Andy348 Aug 31st, 08, 8:10 AM Thats why they make ricers. If you bounce one off a snow bank, You just get another one.... Exactly... I would find that fun, a **** car to just cruise around it, praying it doesn't break down! 1badss396 Aug 31st, 08, 8:17 AM Welcome to the site, Andy:thumbsup: oldtimebaseballfan Sep 1st, 08, 9:35 AM Hello and welcome Andy. Glad to see there are some teens that like the cars from the 60s and 70s. Driving a chevelle in the snow is something we used to do out of necessity. I'm sure there were many chevelles that have been wrecked and/or totaled because of winter accidents. I wouldn't do it now. Good luck. sg5492 Sep 2nd, 08, 1:16 PM Welcome!! | ||