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      01-05-2012, 09:02 AM   #45
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Did you get stuck or did you plow through the snow?
Plowed some of it - thankfully i was near where i was going and was able to stop and clear out the intercooler. the snow had just fallen adn was pretty fluffy.

although sticking to plowed roads is definitely easier, the 335 with proper snow tires is surprisingly capable
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