Chevy truck sightings

[dunedigger]

Opening weekend at the sand dunes in Michigan.

[dunedigger]

couple more 

[Blazin]

Red short bed is sweet. Black & red K5 would be allot nicer without the big wheels!

[bmaier]

Red short bed is sweet. Black & red K5 would be allot nicer without the big wheels!

x2. Exactly what I was thinking.

[79K20]

That totally reminds me of Lake McConaughey in Ogallala, NE. We camp there every other weekend in the summer.

Tons of soft, white sand + Heavy Trucks = Playtime!

My favorite is when people come in with 5th Wheel campers and tires air'd to 80 psi... Good luck in the sand with that!

Here's a couple of pics I have from years past:

[79K20]

Oops... Here's the pics!

[Captkaos]

Sweet!

[dunedigger]

Wow is that last pic of lake mcconaughey?  It looks just like a section of sl sand dunes.

[79K20]

Yep, that's McConaughey. We have a small cabin in the trees just in the background of that pic.

I don't know who's truck that is. We saw it stuck and stopped to take a picture. Looked like 35+ MTRs and, as you can see, it sunk deep!

[fitz]

Red short bed is sweet. Black & red K5 would be allot nicer without the big wheels!

x2. Exactly what I was thinking.

I'd take it the way it is. I would love to find a 89/91 K5 that clean. I could always change the rims.

[dunedigger]

 

Yep, that's McConaughey. We have a small cabin in the trees just in the background of that pic.

I don't know who's truck that is. We saw it stuck and stopped to take a picture. Looked like 35+ MTRs and, as you can see, it sunk deep!

That last picture you posted is from silver lake.  That is a friend of mine's truck from the sheer madness off road group as shown on his window sticker.  These are picture taken from their group off another forum I am a member on.  As you can see, the last pic is the same one as you posted.

[bmaier]

There's something missing in that second picture...can't quite figure out what though 

But seriously, how did he manage to lose a tire?

[friendlytruck]

never seen that one gm Sank + no tire in mud

[dunedigger]

There is no mud, all sand.  Most people air down to about 8-12 psi to drive out there, it's easy to pull a tire off the rim, that was not the only one that came off.  I would still like to see pictures of the cabin behind the trees?  I bet the Michigan dnr would notice if someone built a house on a state park 

[Blazin]

We pulled a tire outside bead past the inside edge of a rim one time pulling my buddy's 81 shortbed F150 out of a water hole similar to that one except it was mud under the water.