Its better to play safely so you know how the car reacts in slippery conditions in the event of an emergency.

haha ya she was like "Oh my god!! Your going to crash the car!!" lol i was just laughing the whole time.

yeah i keep the work truck in 2wd and fishtail with the trailer all the time lol, then when i want to hit snow drifts i put it in 4wd then lower the blade so its about an 2inch off the ground then put that thing to the floor ... V10 FOR THE WIN !!! lol

Smashed headlight: $36
bending up the front bumper:$25
Pulling your buddies 2004 silverado z71 out of a drift he got stuck in in a 77 ford F:150 2wd and then going threw it when he couldnt make it:Priceless

i love winter and more expecilly i love ford:)

I took this picture yesterday. I would drive the grand prix, but I don't think it could get past this huge snow drift.

so I have been using the 4runner. (we did get another inch of snow last night though....)

you need to fix your drivers side headlight.

actually I purposely did that, so it looks like it is winking....

I'll look into it though.

I bought the headlights used off a club gp member. I wasn't exactly thrilled with the product, but they are clearer than my stock ones, and came with the clear corners (which I had to fix, since they fogged up after a rain). Also the headlight brackets were not in the best shape.

LOL ROTHFL thats a funny pic

i think ford i poo

fun a buffer over them should get rid of some of the small chips and maybe clear up any haze

the ones that came on my car when I bought it are beyond fixing.

the ones I have in now are fine, or at least good enough for me.

Looks more like it has a lazy eye. lol.

aww yoo dun went n hurt muh feelins....