How many people drive there Chargers in the winter?

[Magnumcharger]

I drive my '68 Charger R/T all year 'round.
The Dana with a sure-grip and big 'ol studded tires does a really nice job of getting me through the drifts.
And as my car was optioned with the rear window defroster and block heater, it was purpose-built for our sub-arctic climate.
I find putting a couple of sandbags, a shovel, a set of booster cables and a big bag of salt in the trunk actually helps with traction on the slippery roads!

[TK73]

I did until the blower motor went out... haven't felt like fixin it...

[41husk]

I drive my '68 Charger R/T all year 'round.
The Dana with a sure-grip and big 'ol studded tires does a really nice job of getting me through the drifts.
And as my car was optioned with the rear window defroster and block heater, it was purpose-built for our sub-arctic climate.
I find putting a couple of sandbags, a shovel, a set of booster cables and a big bag of salt in the trunk actually helps with traction on the slippery roads!

I think I would go with a big bag of sand or gravel, I keep to keep salt as far away from my car as I can

[MOPARHOUND!]

I drive my '68 Charger R/T all year 'round.
The Dana with a sure-grip and big 'ol studded tires does a really nice job of getting me through the drifts.
And as my car was optioned with the rear window defroster and block heater, it was purpose-built for our sub-arctic climate.
I find putting a couple of sandbags, a shovel, a set of booster cables and a big bag of salt in the trunk actually helps with traction on the slippery roads!

I think I would go with a big bag of sand or gravel, I keep to keep salt as far away from my car as I can

Had a buddy who parked his '66 396 SS 4-speed Chevelle with a bag of salt in the trunk for several years.  It was an UGLY sight.

[6670charger]

I'm from NE WI, so I normally have to park mine for the winter.  However, I'm living in GA this winter due to an Active Duty tour, and I brought my Charger with me.  I'm driving her all year round this year.

[BlueSS454]

Can't drive the Charger in the winter since it's not done yet, but I will from time to time take one of my Chevelles out in the winter.  I used my 70 SS to go to work for a week in January when my daily driver went down for a few days....yes on the cold, salty roads of NJ.  I even took my 70 SS to the Washington, DC World of Wheels in January in the snow/rain, that was no fun.

[gnrl01]

Iowa here...nope General is sleeping shhhhhhh....

[ChargerRob]

I drive my Charger all year round. You just gotta love So Cal. 

[sunroofsuperbird]

Oh Yea I love driving mine in the winter. Let it snow Let it snow Let it snow. The more snow the better. we only get maybe 2 good snow a year here and I am usually at work and miss the best part. maybe this year will be different. if So I will make sure to get some better pics.

[PocketThunder]

Oh Yea I love driving mine in the winter. Let it snow Let it snow Let it snow. The more snow the better. we only get maybe 2 good snow a year here and I am usually at work and miss the best part. maybe this year will be different. if So I will make sure to get some better pics.

Holy Crap!!!

I havent winterized my 68 just yet.  but snow fall is just around the corner, then its stopping time.  My 69 is still in hibernation though from 3 years ago already.   (someday ol buddy......someday)