Randall,
I actually thought about that, but I was just too lazy :) I thought the
ground had dried out enough... It was close. I actually only had to push
it about three or four feet. What made the situation exciting was the fact
that a storm was brewing and the first raindrops were just starting to fall.
I don't have a functional top, so it was a race there for a few minutes.
Anyway, everything's cleaned up now and ready for summer!
Kurtis J.
1963 TR4
Russellville, Arkansas
www.geocities.com/tr4_1963
> Kurtis :
>
> For a temporary solution, keep your eyes open for a wooden building being
> torn down, and scrounge (4) 2x6 floor joists. Lay two of them in front of
> the car, and drive onto them, then lay down the other two and drive onto
> them. Pick up the first two and repeat as necessary. The 2x6 will spread
> the weight out so the surface loading is less than your feet, and the wood
> will give the tires traction even if they do sink into the mud a little.
>
> Randall
>
> > My problem was that I have a "small" ground
> > water problem in my back yard, and it remains too soft to drive
> > the car out
> > during the winter. As it was, I did get stuck and had to push
> > the car out.
> > All my cleaning and polishing efforts over the past 5 months were
> > nullified
> > in a few brief moments of spinning rear wheels and slung mud.
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