Did anybody say "SNOW"? Hell yeah!

MiWi · Post by **MiWi** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 12:25 pm

Hey Polo-lovers!

Here in the capital of Sweden (Stockholm) we are having more than 0,3 meters of snow (would be one foot?) on the ground at the moment.

I promise you that it is really really fun driving around in the snow with a lowered Polo.

What are the english name of a vehicle that are moving away snow? "SnÃ¶plog" is the swedish word for it anyway.

My frontspoiler is moving away all the snow on the roads at the moment and the traction really sucks at this time... But anyway!

Some pics from me:

Cheers!

/MichÃ©l

JarnoVWPolo6N · Post by **JarnoVWPolo6N** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 12:44 pm

Looks fun! Had about 5 cm of snow here in Holland last weekend, was kind of a fun mixture of "daily mk2"+ "snow" + "handbrake" = "fun factor approved"

It's donut time all the time

Of, and in english it's a snowplough if I get the spelling right, pronounced almost the same as in Swedish I guess.
Seen any black Toyota Supra's "getting away" in stockholm lately? (Those getaway in stockholm DVD's are the best!)

MiWi · Post by **MiWi** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 12:51 pm

JarnoVWPolo6N wrote:Looks fun! Had about 5 cm of snow here in Holland last weekend, was kind of a fun mixture of "daily mk2"+ "snow" + "handbrake" = "fun factor approved"

It's donut time all the time

Of, and in english it's a snowplough if I get the spelling right, pronounced almost the same as in Swedish I guess.
Seen any black Toyota Supra's "getting away" in stockholm lately? (Those getaway in stockholm DVD's are the best!)

I know the Supra (collecting those films).

Number 9 are having the realese in 2-3 weeks! They even had a Polo in it...

(Its a stock Polo in that movie,just new spring/shocks and tyres)

Find a little movie here from the snowdriving:

Snowplough,great!

In direct translation its just the same as the swedish word.

SnÃ¶=Snow
Plog=Plough

JarnoVWPolo6N · Post by **JarnoVWPolo6N** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 3:37 pm

Guess what it's called in Dutch?

Sneeuwploeg, sneeuw=snÃ¶ & ploeg=plog

MiWi · Post by **MiWi** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 3:43 pm

JarnoVWPolo6N wrote:Guess what it's called in Dutch?

Sneeuwploeg, sneeuw=snÃ¶ & ploeg=plog

Almost the same.

One thing that we are having right now is snÃ¶storm (snowstorm). No more driving today!

JarnoVWPolo6N · Post by **JarnoVWPolo6N** » Mon Nov 24, 2008 5:35 pm

Too bad about the "sneeuwstorm"(Dutch for snowstorm), but when it comes to winter fun in a VW, I'd prefer this:

Or turbo-charged, I don't care, both would be fun

stevie boy · Post by **stevie boy** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:07 am

sweet!! i love it when it snows.i love empty carparks full of snow even more

there was a little snow here in scotland on saturday night/sunday morning but its long gone now

Dan 6N · Post by **Dan 6N** » Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:09 pm

Haha, that looks fun. I want it to snow here now!