4 wheeeeeeln'
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:47 pm
Hey everybody 
Recently I've had the pleasure of getting acquainted with my 4x4 capabilities. We are getting a new road in front of our house and it is pandemonium to say the least. Our driveway has been cut to accommodate a curb and sidewalk. Presently, there is a precipice between the driveway and eventual sidewalk, that which has been filled with sand and packed down. Backing into the driveway with the trailer already poses some degree of trickiness. As I hit the sand with a spinning sensation, I felt numerous stares of the road workers on me. No problemo! Click, click...that's me opening the door and reaching down to lock the hubs. I eased up the drive with confidence. I felt pretty cool I must say
I had another fun 4x4 experience while dumping the brush at the landfill. It was busy there and the only spot I could get to was a daunting, loose, sandy, very uneven area. No problemo! Click, click...you get the picture. It was so much fun. I had some interested onlookers 
Mind you, there are always interested onlookers when you're driving a delica. I know many of you wouldn't really consider my story a 4x4 adventure, but it sure felt like one to me
Recently I've had the pleasure of getting acquainted with my 4x4 capabilities. We are getting a new road in front of our house and it is pandemonium to say the least. Our driveway has been cut to accommodate a curb and sidewalk. Presently, there is a precipice between the driveway and eventual sidewalk, that which has been filled with sand and packed down. Backing into the driveway with the trailer already poses some degree of trickiness. As I hit the sand with a spinning sensation, I felt numerous stares of the road workers on me. No problemo! Click, click...that's me opening the door and reaching down to lock the hubs. I eased up the drive with confidence. I felt pretty cool I must say
I had another fun 4x4 experience while dumping the brush at the landfill. It was busy there and the only spot I could get to was a daunting, loose, sandy, very uneven area. No problemo! Click, click...you get the picture. It was so much fun. I had some interested onlookers Mind you, there are always interested onlookers when you're driving a delica. I know many of you wouldn't really consider my story a 4x4 adventure, but it sure felt like one to me