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These kids obviously weren’t beat enough. I’m glad my parents beat me enough in my youth that this would never happen to me. (lol.) Is this what is meant by that new expression, “No Fear” ? That was a very funny situation, but then, I didn’t have to pay for the buggy. (Still laughing.) I’d be cryin’ if that were a Willys. (lol.)
**Steve E.**
Yhey should have rode it down & helped the gene pool out a little..
Are you guys kidding? That would be a BLAST riding around a frozen lake on that buggy! I’d be hi-fiving my kids for having so much fun-then break out the winch and dry it out-do it again!
Note to self … water proof buggy before letting kids drive it 🙂
It would be more of a blast finding a frozen lake next time….(lol) If I wanted to spin around on the frozen flats, I think I’d pick a nice, safe meadow somewhere. Maybe I’ve just seen too many E-mails with cars parked on a thawing ice….
**Steve E.**
What they need are those giant extensions on the front and the back like those guys that go on polar missions. That keeps the vehicle from falling into a gorge. What gets me is how fast it sunk.