Never much into buses or into snow stucks, but our school bus began going down into a steep valley somewhere around 1947 which was a very bad Winter. I was only six. Usually I sat over the rear driving wheels because there it didn't sway about so much. The sensation of spinning wheels n=beneath me was overtaken by anxiety that we might not get up the hill. I remember the driver making several attempts at it. Eventually he tipped us all out. The attraction, though, was the driver, Stan. He was a short guy in dark serge jacket and trousers, driver's cap with a shiny peak framing his classic square-jaw face, and a pair of black rubber wellington boots turned down slightly at the tops revealing the pale canvass interiors, trousers stuffed into the tops and blousing out over them. I remember him hanging out of the driver's door watching his wheels spinning whilst he hit the pedals with his wellingtons. I was filled with awe, riveted by the sight, which I rehearsed time and time again when eventually I found out what it was all about.
Jeep CJ-5 Snow Play long ago in the San Bernardino Mountains when I lived in Commiefornia
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Spinning the CJ-5 in Snow with Mud and Dirt Underneath in the San Bernardino Mountains Long ago... Enjoy!
Ground Hawg Spinning CJ-5 3N61 Mar 22, 09 (Door Off) (Smaller File Size).0001.mp4The more aggressive the tread the more I want to see it stuck or doing a burnout! Working the Gas and Clutch with some hot Boots or Sneakers always adds to the fun, too! Snow, Mud, Dirt or Pavement: Love to spin on it all!
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It that your jeep
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@westfil11 It was back in the day... sold it in the mid 2000s. Have the Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited now
The more aggressive the tread the more I want to see it stuck or doing a burnout! Working the Gas and Clutch with some hot Boots or Sneakers always adds to the fun, too! Snow, Mud, Dirt or Pavement: Love to spin on it all!
