I must commend the folks up north , the hiway dept. does know how to take care of the roads, after driving from northern Maine to Donners pass calif , and living in okla , I can honestly say this place don't know what bad weather is, and a majority of the people don't know how to drive in some of the snow and ice we occasionally get here , I call them Brake dancers , they seem to like to hit the brakes at the least sign of ice .
my son totalled out my truck due to some genious hitting the brakes when approaching an icy bridge, also I once was stopped by the side of the road in Wisc. reading a map and a snow plow operator stopped to check on my safety, I cant say that for the hiway dept down here, I learned after years of driving an old car to pack plenty of blankets water and food, just in case foul weather creeps in , the weather changes so rapidly .
here in the sooner state, as cousin will Rogers said ( if you dont like the weather in okla. wait around a few minutes it will change!) I wish you all the a safe commute during the bad snow storms , I totally understand what you are dealing with.
cheers ,
fordestes
. Looks like a couple bad storms coming together up there. Take care!
. We have a difficult time getting some folks to get their cars out in nice weather and join in on these tours we do. To be honest, I don't care to take my cars out in any winter mess with all the salt on these roads. I did start mine and pull it out of the garage for a couple hours this morning while moving some things around in the garage, but she's back in now, safe and sound 
. Old Henry is the only Fordbarner that I'm aware of, who has no problem driving his old Ford with snow and salt on the roads.
Seriously, I hope everyone in the North East is ok.
