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Too Funny!!! I done some serious washing today to get the bulk off but I still have to wash under the car... The bad part is I was only going 15mph or less... My favorite part was when I started spinning... I just busted out laughing and told my date... "You are witness to me muddin in a MINI".. We had just got done talking about the 4X4 toyotas that we have owned to.
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So many curves, so little time!
This is HILARIOUS! I thought that the 'will work for soap' comment was perfect but, when I saw this, my wife had to come from the other room to see what I was laughing at!
I was about to make a comment about how much fun that dirt road drive must have been.
I did a mile and a half on a dust-gravel road (laid the week before) a few weeks ago. The ride was so rough that it shook some already loose bolts off of my rear suspension and I lost a bushing to my rear swaybar.
I drove home and found that the entire boot looked like it had been smoothed over by a VW-tuner who had just found a jumbo can of Bondo! It was too funny! I had to take the air compressor to it to blow it all off before I could bring out the hose!
I need to resize some pics from the Dragon... When I was leading the scenic drive around the Smokys, I found a patch of mud on a roadside when pulling over to get the group back together... The back end went a few feet sideways and I got stuck. With about 6-8 people pushing and a lot of spinning of the tires, I got free. When we got back to Fontana, I found mud EVERYWHERE! Even inside the tires!
I need to resize some pics from the Dragon... When I was leading the scenic drive around the Smokys, I found a patch of mud on a roadside when pulling over to get the group back together... The back end went a few feet sideways and I got stuck. With about 6-8 people pushing and a lot of spinning of the tires, I got free. When we got back to Fontana, I found mud EVERYWHERE! Even inside the tires!
You actually drove towards something that looked like mud?? Someone would have to have me at gunpoint before I'd do that
Ahhh... I actually pulled over onto a nice looking grassy side of the road. Because I was the first in the line, I drove into the area that had been shaded all morning and hadn't had a chance to dry out yet!
Any body got any ideas on this... 
