Really? I wonder if the lower tides and shortage of rain are causing it to dry out now. =|

Hopefully the highschool kids will pack it back down for is before we head out there. Or else I won't be going to far unless I drive through the water.

 

i've been fine every time i've been out there, but it seems people who aren't used to sand in 2wd's have a lot of troubles and stop in spots that you shouldn't

but between austin destroying his skid plate because he had no tow hooks and that other kid ripping his frame horn from the tow hook i figured it'd be a good suggestion so no body tears their truck up.

theirs ways around everything, and you can make it through anything as long as you don't stop in those few specific spots.

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i got you! 4wd is going to save the day!

 

FTW!

 

Well as long as the entire beach isn't soft, I will be good. Just have to have enough room to get a good running start.

 

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got hooks up front and hitch out back i think ill be good,

but would be funny to have pics of eric pulling a lifted 2wd out haha

 

Then we post that in both the "Street trucks are worthless" thread, and send it to the guy who bashed him for lowering a 4x4.

 

Hey guys, still pretty new around here but I'm definitely down for the meet. I live really close to the area and should be able to make it out there. I've never been to this beach, is it any softer than surfside?

 

yea, a little bit more. nothing a 2wd will have trouble with as long as you don't stop in certain areas. the sandier spots are obvious so it's not like it will be a surprise.

 

Where do you live? I'm from West Columbia myself.

 

ill go. I think we might get some collorbation with fordfullsize.com, i know theres some guys that will be down for a meet. I should be able to get off work for it.

 

Jarrett, your up for the 5 1/2 hour drive? Dang. But it would be sweet to have multiple DSLRs there.

 

he said he's staying with you!