I'd like to thank the US Energy Department for lending us a hand with there sno-cat. You can't really tell, but my room mate's truck is buried past his axles in snow. This is about mid pull out, he was pretty stuck.
http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~ashurex/pics/truck/IM000872.JPG

Up ahead is my other room mate's flatbed '97 Taco, and ahead of him is my buddy's jeep w/ the hood up, having some engine issues. (it must be a jeep thing)
http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~ashurex/pics/truck/IM000866.JPG

here's me getting buried 3 feet deep on the passenger side (which you can't see, because the photographer was a woman, and didn't know what she was looking at), and the essential trail tools, McDonalds and Bud Light. The heavier Budweiser, may have proved enough weight to get us unstuck though..
http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~ashurex/pics/truck/IM000871.JPG

looks like you guys had some fun.
where are the pictures taken? just curious where you guys wheel around there.

Snow cats kick ass!
How bout a chevy snow-cat:cool:

Originally posted by BEAR
Snow cats kick ass!
How bout a chevy snow-cat:cool:

if you could get that rear diff off the ground a little more that thing would be fun as hell for big snow runs.:eek:

BobWilliams: We all go to Oregon State University, so we wheel mostly around the western cascade region of the state. Those pictures were taken at Mary's Peak, which is about 45 miles east of the coast.

Bear: that's the most badass 'burban i think i've ever seen. What all did it take to get that done? where'd the tracks come from?

The Burban is not mine, I saw it on e-bay a while back and saved the pics.