Posted on 03/06/2024 8:01:11 PM PST by nickcarraway
Looks like Tesla can mark beaches off their "built for any planet" branding for their Cybertrucks.
One driver got stuck on Monday afternoon at Marina State Beach after trying to illegally drive their Tesla Cybertruck through the sand.
Advertisement The owner was able to get off the sand after deflating their tires. They were cited by the State Parks.
A new Pontiac Aztec is beached
The thing weighs twice as much as a regular truck because of the damned batteries, you can’t drive it through soft ground like a damned jeep wrangler.
Still, the photo gives off some strong spaceballs vibes.
Comb the desert!
dumdum, should have gone to pismo or gold coast where it is still legal
I did this once in my 1980 Z-28 at four in the morning when the tide was coming in...
yea, after waking up everybody in the house i was able to scrounge up the CASH that the tow truck guy insisted upon to save my car.
i miss those days....
He had you right where he wanted you.
Children’s book about the heroic Katy who plowed the snow and pulled the broken down rival trucks out of the ditches.
The sand was hard, barely left tire tracks.
It's amazing more Marines weren't killed, they were facing very well dug in gun emplacements.
I don't understand why they didn't land on the other side of the island, where there would have been little if any opposition, and walked 8 miles to attack from the rear.
1987
My friends parents owned a house right on the beach in Marshfield, MA
I was pretty buzzed..though i could drive it on the beach.
The tow truck guy was a total A-hole
Everybody was passed out drunk
The tide was coming in
I started to panic
Luckily it all turned out ok
Who also wrote Mike Mullign and the Steam Shovel
(One of my personal favorites)
The Z was reallly sweet.
Gold with tan interior, 350 w/T-tops and 4-speed manual.
sooo nice cruising that thing during the summer time..
Hah. Other than a video I’ve seen on youtube of guy who got his pickup stuck at low tide half a mile from the beach in San Felipe, Baja California, which has 20 foot tides, and he didn’t get it out, I knew one guy whose car got stuck when the tide came in.
This was around 1975. He had a Z, but it was a Datsun 240Z. Didn’t get it stuck on the beach, but he got it stuck on a road leading to an island in the marsh. The salt water destroyed the wiring.
It was the road to Trount’s Island, Marshfield, MA.
Tesla’s don’t do well in water either. Ask Angela Chao. Oh wait...
Yea i was lucky.
The tow truck guy KNEW i was a desperate kid and demanded 100 dollars cash.
The water was coming in and the clock was ticking.
I lucked out
how we had 100 bucks between us was a miracle in itself..
Then there was the time in Falmouth...
Evocative of simpler times.
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