Are the Midget's RWD? Must have had good weight distribution and a good set
of tires...
We just got a good snowfall in Chicago last night...I still am amused
watching the folks in their SUVs and Audis with their wide,
dry-performance-oriented tires thinking 4wd will give them any more grip in
turning or stopping than a 2wd car w/ all-seasons or snows.
One time, an Explorer was riding my butt while I was in the Saab (shod w/
Blizzaks). As soon as we got to the S-curves, he started to understeer
towards the curb while (trying to) continue to ride my tail...he drove a lot
slower after that and gave up the chase.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: lro-bounces+vel.natarajan=comcast.net@koan.team.net
> [mailto:lro-bounces+vel.natarajan=comcast.net@koan.team.net]On Behalf Of
> Mark Love
> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 9:48 AM
> To: the Land Rover Owner Mailing List
> Subject: Re: [lro] OT: Landy owners between Houston and Denver
>
>
>
> Believe it or not one of the best cars I ever owned for going in the snow
> was a 75 MG Midget. The car just went everywhere in the snow.
> Even deep snow
> didn't slow it down like you would think.The best drive ever was
> the morning
> that I passed a 4wd Chevy truck and a Scout II stuck on a really
> nasty hill
> with an off camber right in the middle. The snow was deep and I
> knew that if
> I stopped I was done. I'm sure that I was driving way faster than I would
> now but the look on the Scout drivers face was worth a million. He might
> have been out of gas for all I know but it makes for a great story. On the
> same note 12 hours of rain followed by freezing temps and snow should make
> the roads Rover ready by lunch. Cheers, Mark Love
>
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