My wife would've had to walk along side.
Our Power Wagon outing is Friday thru Sunday at Rausch Creek. Wifey goes with me on Friday. The other 2 days, she stays back at the campground with a few of the other wifes. They normally go swimming at the camp ground pool. We tackle the harder trails when they ain't around.
I‘m going to be sixty in a few days. I’ve had plenty of stupid ass puckering moments in many different sorts of vehicles. Including a few armored ones courtesy of our Uncle Sam. But having one of them in my shiny, one year old, $60k baby is another thing thing entirely. I’d much rather keep the shiny side up and my heart rate in the double digits. . .
Nothing like sucking the vinyl off a seat through your butt hole to keep the heart pumping. LOL
Taste like shit too. But when you survive it. Afterwards, you go. "damn.........what I just do....."You know the schitt just got real when you can taste the leather from the other end . . .
I flopped my '76 Chevy on it's side twice. On the same trail, same spot. Didn't learn the first time.It, and most other 4x4 vehicles, will go a lot farther than you think. Enough that your passengers will start to get nervous. Do yourself a favor and if you're gonna go much past 30, make sure you're on dirt so you at least have a soft landing if you flop. Speaking from experience...
Good driving Russ. I didn't even hear many scrapes.
Yeah, me too. I'm 73 with many 4X4s all over the SW. I got to 25 degrees up here at Cedro Peak because I wasn't paying attention. Got my attention right away. If you ever get up to ABQ let me know.
Not bad for a 66 year old.
Will Do. You do the same if you wind up down here.
