Franken buggy revision 85673A

[panchothedog]

They all have a problem sooner or later. Later's just a whole lot better.

 

[Master Hack]

Was thinkin 'bout offeren the grandbrats a $50 prize to whoever breaks somethin during normal hard abuse. Cuz l want to see 'em have fun.

then l thought, there gunna break it anyway, Why blow $50?
I changed it from $50 to 1 root beer float.
Everybody is happy.

 

[BaconBitRacing]

You're missing the Piedmont clay all over the South. Georgia, SC, NC, Alabama.
Every construction site around here looks just like this.

 

[Master Hack]

You have that shyt! Slicker n snot, stickier than glue, uglier than a pile o .....

 

[Denny]

You have that shyt! Slicker n snot, stickier than glue, uglier than a pile o .....

You just don’t know what real fun is. Sliding around and slinging it everywhere!

 

[Master Hack]

Sliding around and slinging it everywhere!

and you'll be finding that shyt everywhere for years. Once it hardens it is like concrete.

 

[Denny]

Nope! You just turn a sprinkler on and walk away or you could be like me and have a 4gpm 3500psi pressure washer and wash it all down in a few minutes.

 

[TNThomas]

You just don’t know what real fun is. Sliding around and slinging it everywhere!

Where I am at you can't dig down more than 3 feet without hitting glacial till from the last Ice age! Over 3,000ft of ice was ontop of my location about 15,000 years ago. Left all kinds of random rocks/boulders (erratics) across the landscape. Found a big Garnet-embeded rock in my backyard last week, obviously not formed from anywhere near here.

 

[Denny]

I’m at the southern tip of Lake Michigan, we have everything from fine beach sand, gravel to grey clay. They all have their good and bad points. But sand is the worst for eating bearings and seals!

 

[panchothedog]

Yes but playing in the sand in a powerful buggy ( not a go kart ) is as much fun as messing around in a high horsepower boat. Hard to beat for heavy right foot enjoyment. No offense, but you can keep your gumbo clay and mud. I'll take the dunes and desert silt any day. I also realize that we all learn to love the conditions that surround us. Cause that's all you got.

 

[Master Hack]

Our dirt is better than yer dirt! SO THERE!

 

[Master Hack]

Over 3,000ft of ice was ontop of my location about 15,000 years ago

I'm impressed that you can remember that!