What did you drive to work today?

Here's what the shortest day of the year looks like in Fairbanks,Alaska.We're looking down into the city from the fourth floor.The fog at ground level is not very nice to drive in.If you were to look straight up,you would see blue sky.Otherwise it is dreary gray and COLD.

 

mmm... ice fog.

 

Me Too Scotty, not due back at work till the end of Jan. By the way, for all the cold HAMBers, it's going to be a lazy 102 F on Christmas Day -

 

2011 Ford Ranger. The radio, heater and wipers are bitchin with 25 MPG to boot.

 

Wow! I could handle some heat- 40* w a little 20 mph breeze. Drove the '34 everywhere today, no snow on the ground yet.

 

Specialized 21 speed mountain bike. lost about 35 lbs in the last few months.
And it's been in the mid 30's in the mornings.

 

I drove my wifes 2005 Corolla, which as of this morning, has a big scrape on the back bumper, courtesy of the wing-nut 20 yr old chicky-poo that rear-ended me while I was sitting at a red light...
"I couldn't stop!" No shit Dick Tracy, think that might have something to do with all the snow and ice on the road??? Hmmmmm???

 

My wife!

 

These cars kick arse!


It's warmed up .- 39 now

 

This awsome dodge. Complete with "pa-paw" appearance package.

 

39 degrees this morning and absolutely pouring rain....i walked to work...300 ft and was soaked.

 

what i drive everyday my 72 f100 360 f/e auto shes a thirsty beast

 

My 11 second cutlass , but if it snows it gets stuck in the driveway

 

I drive in the cold. Everyday. BALLS TO THE WALL, BABY!

 

My feet! i walked the 100ft to the shop and went at it. Oh yeh it was 13* this morning!!!

 

To get out the driveway, '96 F250 ps 4x4. Took 4 runs. Spent way too long moving this blessed white stuff out of the driveway so I could dig out my 88 linc and '06 LS. A garage and a place to park the old JD 4020 with a loader is on my short list.

 

My 67 el camino that I had to lay out in the gravel and cold last night to replace the governor in the trans. Works great now, gotta love these old cars!

 

My 1998 Honda CR-V that was so frozen up this morning that the keyless entry wouldn’t unlock the doors, so I had to crawl through the hatch to get in. Then scrape the frost from the inside of the windshield with a credit card. Luckily buy the the time I got to work (with the heater on full blast the whole way) I was able to unlock the drivers door and free myself.

 

Drove my '49 1/2 ton Chevy. My only vehicle. I don't have door or window seals yet, so when it snows I have snow coming in the cab. No heat due to heater core leaks bad. Have to keep a scraper handy to clear windshield inside & out. Makes you appreciate summer.

 

Drive to work, what a concept. I haven't driven to work in a year and a half. But does going for coffee count?

Lee

 

Ha you guys who say thats not right or that was not done back in the day. Are driveing the stuff everyday that I thought this site was against. (jap stuff) So don't tell someone oh you have the wrong wheels on the car and drive my recycled shit to work. Like the want to be biker who drives a toyota.
There just made some more friends

 

Had to drive this in 4wd to work this morning

 

Drove the beast today. And everyday.

Dan

 

You should have ask"What Hamb friendly ride did you drive to work today"!

Like I said earlier,,I drove my '32 pickup to work today,,



but I would not post a photo of what I drive after I got to work,,nobody want's to see a Town & Country mini van. HRP

 

I would like to see HRP's Town & Country mini van

 

Actually he doesnt have to specify Hamb friendly. That is all that should be posted per the rules.

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Ain't mine,,belongs to the shop. HRP

 

A beautiful 2001 Ford F-150 4x4 Pick Up. I bought it new and it was a happy day. This truck has been off road in California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.

 

What part of traditional hot rods and customs do you people not understand? Mods, please lock this worthless thread.

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