@Kevin Note that you have to tie it to something. If you were in the middle of a large treeless muddy field you would be screwed.

What I meant was to follow the link and read the responses. Some of them are pretty exciting.

I'm not sure which category to put this in so I'll start it here.

Many people have responded to this question:

https://www.quora.com/Have-you-ever-had-your-car-stuck-in-snow-mud-or-sand

@ChrisStuck My thoughts exactly.

(1) i was fascinated by stuck vehicles from my earliest memories. I recall drawing a picture of a half-submerged stuck wheel when I was four. I also recall seeing a TV sitcom depiction of a 1959 Plymouth stuck on a camping trip at about the same time. The car was a convertible, and a young girl leaned over the side and exclaimed "Look, the wheel is stuck!" after which it spun without moving the car. At five, I saw a 1960 Chevrolet food truck get stuck in the snow and ice outside my school, and I stood there mesmerized for several minutes. I got boners after events like these. By the time I was 13 i masturbated to the thoughts of stuck vehicles.

(2) I don't recall exactly when, but it was not long after the rise of the internet which would put it sometime in the 1990's.

Whatever you do makes sure it's rear-wheel-drive.

@Kevin I like to watch vids of dirtbikes stuck in deep mud where the rider starts pushing with his feet only to have them slip and slide as well.

Love it!

WeyHey 110 up to the axles in mud – 03:56
— MonkeyMotorSport

@Florian said in What are you driving?:

Are Sven's vids on Youtube?

No. Go here: http://carstuckgirls.com/

@HardStuck Oh yeah, Sven Goebbels goes to a lakebed somewhere in Nevada for his stuck videos. It's called "Vaseline mud" because it is so slippery.

@HardStuck said in What are you driving?:

Had a fun WET GRASS and SLICK MUD STUCK after fishing yesterday.

I would love to know where.

@doctord I love mine until I have to park it. I would love to watch you get stuck with that manual transmission.

An extended trip to England is definitely on my 'bucket list'.

yes, that's the good stuff. thanks

Stuck in the parking area works for me.

This may be the place to go:
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=uwharrie mud&qs=n&form=QBVR&sp=-1&pq=uwharrie mud&sc=8-12&sk=&cvid=01D146349EDD4AF191D1638ADB5FD010

https://www.riderplanet-usa.com/atv/trails/info/north_carolina_09210/ride_10e8.htm

https://www.carolinacountry.com/carolina-adventures/off-roading-uwharrie-style

And that's why I want to check out Rausch Creek.

"Rausch Creek Off-Road Park is devoted to providing a fun, legal place for off-road enthusiasts to go four-wheeling with their four-wheel drive Jeep, truck, or SUV."

It's legal. They admit trucks. It doesn't matter what anyone else brings. The only requirement is a 2-vehicle minimum, and that's why I need someone to bring their vehicle.

I figure it's at least worth a visit to see what's there. Do you know of any other places in the mid-Atlantic region with mud that can be legally used to get stuck in?