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Driving in the sand? #3635216 06/29/09 08:17 AM
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IS the sand real loose now around port A?
It looks like there has been some rain?
I will not be driving a 4X4 crying
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Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: TimberGhost] #3635441 06/29/09 12:38 PM
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Rain actually packs the sand...

But allong the Port A beach there is a "road" that is packed well, and can be driven on most of the way. You will see the sane getting loose and know when to turn around.

I've taken everything from rental cars to Jeeps down the beach, and as long as you use your brain you'll be fine.

One caution, leave the lead out of the right foot the days your driving the beach. The most common and easiest way to get stuck is sharp turns and spinning tires. Accellerate slowly and turn wide and you should be fine...

Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: Michial Thompson] #3635783 06/29/09 02:28 PM
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If you see soft sand in front of you when you are going straight pick up some speed and don't slow down until you are through the soft stuff. If you encounter soft sand stay in the ruts as well. Around Port A i wouldn't worry about it. The only trouble I have had the past few days is people not staying in the ruts and making 4 or 5 sets of ruts in the soft sand. Makes for some not fun driving.


Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: scout300] #3636256 06/29/09 04:22 PM
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Thanks. I was hoping the rain had it packed some.
I was down there in march and it was powder. flag


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Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: TimberGhost] #3636832 06/29/09 06:22 PM
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Cruise nice and slow and don't spin your tires and you'll be fine. I drive a 2wd GMC diesel and never have any problems and it's way heavy on the front.

Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: DEERSTRANGLER�] #3636888 06/29/09 06:34 PM
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dont venture out and you'll be fine..if you have room carry a chain/tow strap..in the early 90's being young and stupid i tried to make a uturn and buried my lowered dakota..a girl in a jeep came by and said hook me up..she pulled me out nuts and i took her to sharkey's then she drank ME under the table

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cool a really good friend on mine's uncle owns sharkys. been there heaps. I am the guy that wrote his name on the wall LMAO cheers


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Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: TimberGhost] #3639612 06/30/09 08:35 AM
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owned sharkeys? i dont think it's there anymore is it?

Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: 240yam] #3639624 06/30/09 10:15 AM
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Yea. It's still there.
My friend i was talking about told me he was there last week.
BUT when i drove by it in march it looked dead to me.


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Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: TimberGhost] #3639633 06/30/09 10:31 AM
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I will go and ask him and find out for shure.


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Re: Driving in the sand? [Re: TimberGhost] #3640632 06/30/09 04:29 PM
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Sharky's is still there. I wonder if that old, leathery bar fly is still sitting there with the 3 inches of ash hanging off of her cig. She had the hots for my brother.


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