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Nice Nice.. Good Work... :P

I"ve bogged my car before.. on my friends front lawn.. the grass umm how should i say wasn't very grassy n quite sandy.. n reversed n gave it some revs as it's a Heavy clutch.. n dug in straight away haha n got worse n worse

:(

Looked like u kept trying n trying... n u just got urself deeper.. hehe @ least u tried

-SeS

Edited by Black_CSR

Bahahahaha!!! I got a txt from my mate one night in Malaga "Please come get us, we're bogged". 2 hours later, we made another phone call... "Dad? Can you pull us out?"

Looks like 88 Civics and S1 RX7s arent going to rival a Landcruiser anytime soon :whistling:. Altho, I did do some nice single peggers on a piece of wood trying 2 get it out... But it was on pivate property (between two buildings :() so its all good!

Morral of the story: Dont get high :P. At least you did a decent job! How did u get it out?

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