Posted by moonlite37 on December 31, 2019 at 03:22:00 from (63.246.105.249):
In Reply to: Operation snowbound posted by SVcummins on December 31, 2019 at 00:21:06:
I remember the 1949 blizzard that set a yet un-broken record, 32 below for our community. The snow started Thanksgiving day and the extreme cold lasted about two weeks Our 36 Pontiac would not start for the duration, On the coldest morning there were only two cars that started. A brand new Ford Crestliner and a Model A. One neighbor got this Oliver 70 and 41 ford started by heating with a gasoline blowtorch. The fellow who started his tractor and car was just out of high school and soon after went to Korea. He died last summer. We had some young fall-started broilers that froze to death. This was in southeast Missouri and possibly is not anything eventful for you fellows up north. I was in grade 8
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