MikeC

Me and a couple of friends went out to play one last time before winter.

Its an abandoned railway line, a run of about 10-15 km's is accesible(barely) by trucks.











Yes a Jeep had to pull me out.... right after I pulled him out of the same pitonly10 feet before I got stuck..... I did eventually make it through. Its harder than it looks when you are riding on you differentials and the person before you had larger tires.

Chris@VetteFinders

That IS off topic. Here's my rig:



Note decal on bumper: Attach stuck Jeeps Here




[Modified by Chris@VetteFinders, 7:51 PM 10/15/2003]

joeveto

That's awesome.

I have a few spots here that I can take my Montero to. But they are disappearing fast (new construction). I used to use an old industrial site. Nice hills, mud bogs, two tracks. But that's now been developed.

After a good thrashing, I'd take the truck home and wash an acre of real estate out of it. Fun stuff.

:cheers:

Desertdawg

Here is the Desertdawg's desert playtoy. 304amc motor.




[Modified by Desertdawg, 1:50 AM 10/16/2003]

MikeC

Nice little 7 ya got there. We just pulled out the 304 in the Jeep that was with me threw in a 360AMC.....that thing has a hell of a lot more torque that the 304..... makes driving a 3 speed standard almost enjoyable.

rrent

That looks like way to much fun -- my '72 Blazer sees much more daily driver pavement duty than mud.

GrandSportC3

Looks like fun!! :thumbs: :thumbs: :cheers: :cheers:

Fevre

Looks like you had a great day for it Mike. I took a brand new jeep cherokee out on a farmers 2 track and got stuck in a snow bank, on my side I could see the ground but on the passenger side you could not open the door. :eek: It was late at night and I did not know the property owner. I ended up just slamming it in forward and rev, rocking it till I was able to get out. Never took it out 4 wheeling again. :lol: