Stuck Tacoma's-Lets see 'Em

Great thread. Unfortunatly I don't have any pics but I have gotten stuck in mud once.

 

this is stuck.....on a carpet. or a speed bump for you turds who hate lowriders.
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http://image.truckinweb.com/f/14650568/0903tr_26_z+2008_sema_las_vegas+slammed_tacoma.jpg

 

I can't tell if that slammed one is a double or access cab. The rear doors look too big to be an access cab but too small to be a double cab. Also the bed looks kinda long to be a double cab. Maybe it's just the angle or the height that's throwing me off.

 

its the angle. its an 04 or older double cab. either way its sweet

 

Thanks for clarifying. I was stumped.

 

no prob. you can see where the rear door is seperate from the rocker on the bottom

 

True. I forgot that the first gen access cabs didn't open.

 

i have others, but no pics. i forgot when i was attempting to escape

 

Stucks? Yeah, I got some of those...










Could probably go on for hours... hhahahahaha

 

I moved up into a Tacoma also from an Integra

 

Great stuck pictures.. What were you doing, making a 3 point u turn or something and got stuck?

 

Mud slicked all terrains

The Bronco is stuck too. I might have had a chance if I wouldn't have had to stop for him.

After I was pulled out (by a tractor). Everything was clogged with mud.

 

Once the snow hit around 40", we encountered a group of Heeps, stuck to midway up their doors. They didn't want help from a group of Toyota's and it looked they were going to be spending the winter, so I had no choice but to turn our group around. Further back in the group, it was more packed down, so those folks had few problems. Up where I was, well... you see the result.

What you can't see in that picture, is what I found once I dug down:



*sigh*

When it rains, it freaking pours...

 

^^ I know how that goes!!

Did that this past weekend at pismo

 

wait.... derek... is that at spooks???? hahahahahahahahaha

 

Not to bust your chops or derail the thread, but I gotta say that from a Tread Lightly! perspective, those pics look like they are straight out of the resource damage handbook

Anyway, said my piece...

 

Sometimes you just gotta get from point A to point B

 

Sometimes trashing an Alpine meadow and leaving scars that take decades to heal, or worse, encourage others to follow, gets vast tracts of lands closed.

 

As I said, I don't want to derail the thread. But resource damage is wrong.

Anyone want to discuss it further? Call me in out in a new thread, but I won't respond on that topic in this thread again. As I mentioned, my piece has been said.