check out this pic

[Ben Toledano]

I decided to get into some sand after I completed my mods. A t/t and shackles, 3 inch body lift and some 285/75 bfgoodrich ats. Well I soon found out the thing I really needed was 4 wheel drive. This is the first truck I have owned with out it and man did I wish I had it last week. I guess I am not used to going with only two wheel drive. Plus the sand here was just pumped in, so I dug in in no time. Good thing I had a bud with a tahoe nearby to pull me out. thought people who go offroading would really get a kick out of this pic.:lol: P.S. what do you think about the mods minus the sand. SEE PICTURE DOWN LOW IT HAS BEEN RESIZED!!!

 

[Ben Toledano]

If anyone knows how to shrink these images please do, I can't figure it out sorry.

 

[M B]

Nevermind. I tried to resize..

 

[Ryan Eylander]

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Here ya go,, Looked like a heck of alot of fun

 

[Gypsy me]

neat!

 

[Teddy GreeneII]

awesome but that little pictures kind of hard to see, It looks great man, good job, nice and clean.

 

[James FreemanJr]

Why not buy a locker?

 

[Ben Poche]

just run lower air pressure in the sand it would help out alot

 

[Kevin Palmer]

Willie, ,here is a FREE program that will re-size your pictures for you. Super simple to use.



Once you down load it all you have to do is "Right Click" on the file name of the picture you want to re-size, (not the picture itself, just the file name like any other file in a list. The picture does not need to be opened). In the "Right Click" list you will see a new option that says "Resize Picture". Select this option, it will give you some choices to choose from. It will re-save the picture under the same name and add a size description. You will not lose or alter the original picture.

 

[Eric Pennal]

Willie,



Just a request here:



Now that Ryan has resized your pictures, can you remove the big ones from your first post? They are probably killing dial-up users.

 

[Ben Toledano]

GOOD idea thats prob better, thanks ryan for doing that.

 

[Gerald Pierce]

Kevin, that was not pic resizer.... it was the calculator powertoy from microsoft



Gerry

 

[Dreman]

Two wheel drive can be used in sand, but you can NEVER STOP! I drove my dad's 1970 Chevy Biscayne onto what I thought was hard packed sand, only to feel "that sinking feeling". I stepped on the gas just enough to keep it moving, and managed to get it turned around in a wide circle and back to the pavement, shooting out a low roostertail the whole way! Everyone on the beach turned to look, and I got applause as I left the beach!