kevasiuk
Full Member
I just about choked when I saw the first pics. Hilarious!
Hey, I have a real story for you. This is a couple of vehicles ago when I was still driving my well loved '03 Envoy. My husband already had his '08 Silverado and had over 100,000 kms on his tires. He called them moccasins.
We had just moved into our new house on a small acreage and we had done some landscaping but not all. The ground here is clay and very muddy (almost quicksand) when wet.
We had guests who towed their 5th wheel into our unlandscaped back yard, and then it rained all weekend. The back yard was like a bowl of mucky soup. Well he took his Dodge Ram and tried to tow the 5th wheel out after the long weekend and just kept digging himself deeper and deeper in the mud. Man, what a mess.
So, my husband grabbed his Silverado and attached it to the back end of the 5th wheel (with the Dodge still on the front) and started towing it out, successfully. However, his bad tires started slipping badly and he couldn't finish. So he grabbed my Envoy (inline 6 cyl but with brand new tires) and pulled the whole rig (5th wheel and 2500 Dodge Ram) out of the back yard, up the hill and onto the road. It was hilarious and a site to see ... my little Envoy towing a whole setup 3 times as long. I wish I'd taken pictures but I can still see it clearly in my mind. We had about 20 guests at the time.
Too funny!
And now I drive the Avalanche which makes the Envoy seem like a toy!
Hey, I have a real story for you. This is a couple of vehicles ago when I was still driving my well loved '03 Envoy. My husband already had his '08 Silverado and had over 100,000 kms on his tires. He called them moccasins.
We had just moved into our new house on a small acreage and we had done some landscaping but not all. The ground here is clay and very muddy (almost quicksand) when wet.
We had guests who towed their 5th wheel into our unlandscaped back yard, and then it rained all weekend. The back yard was like a bowl of mucky soup. Well he took his Dodge Ram and tried to tow the 5th wheel out after the long weekend and just kept digging himself deeper and deeper in the mud. Man, what a mess.
So, my husband grabbed his Silverado and attached it to the back end of the 5th wheel (with the Dodge still on the front) and started towing it out, successfully. However, his bad tires started slipping badly and he couldn't finish. So he grabbed my Envoy (inline 6 cyl but with brand new tires) and pulled the whole rig (5th wheel and 2500 Dodge Ram) out of the back yard, up the hill and onto the road. It was hilarious and a site to see ... my little Envoy towing a whole setup 3 times as long. I wish I'd taken pictures but I can still see it clearly in my mind. We had about 20 guests at the time.
Too funny!
And now I drive the Avalanche which makes the Envoy seem like a toy!