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--Vic

On Thu, 21 May 2009 17:01:23 -0500, Vic Smith
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'05 Ford F-250.

What did I win?

On Thu, 21 May 2009 18:39:24 -0400, Wizard of Woodstock
wrote:

On Thu, 21 May 2009 17:01:23 -0500, Vic Smith
wrote:

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'05 Ford F-250.

What did I win?

Need the VIN first.
So it's the Ford guys who do this kind of stuff.
Thanks for the confirmation. (-:

--Vic

On May 21, 6:01*pm, Vic Smith wrote:
On Thu, 21 May 2009 18:39:24 -0400, Wizard of Woodstock

wrote:
On Thu, 21 May 2009 17:01:23 -0500, Vic Smith
wrote:

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'05 Ford F-250.

What did I win?

Need the VIN first.
So it's the Ford guys who do this kind of stuff.
Thanks for the confirmation. *(-:

--Vic

Under normal circumstances, that vehicle would probably be a Land
Rover. It's uncanny how the engine can die during the most inopportune
times.

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A wet totaled truck. And wet, totaled Lance Camper.

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--Vic


I witnessed that happen on a Cape Cod beach when I was a kid. Couple of
guys drove their Jeep out on the beach at low tide to do some surf casting.
They walked quite a ways from the Jeep and didn't realize the tide was
coming in.
A bunch of other people realized what was about to happen but couldn't move
it. Locked and no keys.
Someone called the police who in turn called a truck towing company that had
a long cable on a winch, but by the time it showed up it was too late. All
that was visible was the radio antenna.

Eisboch

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--Vic


I witnessed that happen on a Cape Cod beach when I was a kid. Couple of
guys drove their Jeep out on the beach at low tide to do some surf casting.
They walked quite a ways from the Jeep and didn't realize the tide was
coming in.
A bunch of other people realized what was about to happen but couldn't move
it. Locked and no keys.
Someone called the police who in turn called a truck towing company that had
a long cable on a winch, but by the time it showed up it was too late. All
that was visible was the radio antenna.

Eisboch

Yeahbut, did they catch any fish?
--

John H

On May 22, 3:13*am, "Eisboch" wrote:
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--Vic

I witnessed that happen on a Cape Cod beach when I was a kid. *Couple of
guys drove their Jeep out on the beach at low tide to do some surf casting.
They walked quite a ways from the Jeep and didn't realize the tide was
coming in.
A bunch of other people realized what was about to happen but couldn't move
it. * Locked and no keys.
Someone called the police who in turn called a truck towing company that had
a long cable on a winch, but by the time it showed up it was too late. *All
that was visible was the radio antenna.

Eisboch

I've seen it happen in Daytona before, too.

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--Vic

It's not Froggy is it?!?!?!

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--Vic


I witnessed that happen on a Cape Cod beach when I was a kid. Couple of
guys drove their Jeep out on the beach at low tide to do some surf
casting. They walked quite a ways from the Jeep and didn't realize the
tide was coming in.
A bunch of other people realized what was about to happen but couldn't
move it. Locked and no keys.
Someone called the police who in turn called a truck towing company that
had a long cable on a winch, but by the time it showed up it was too late.
All that was visible was the radio antenna.

Eisboch

Saw same thing in San Filipe, MX. Guy in jeep went out late in low tide
time and broke down. No one would go to get them as they did not want to be
awash. 12' tides. And 2 years ago, at Santa Cruz, could not launch the boat
for an hour. Until they pulled the brand new Ford Expedition to the side of
the ramp underwater. 2 guys with a new RIB and new Vehicle, launched all.
Forgot to put in 4x4 on a slippery ramp. Happens a couple times a year.
The ramp furnishes blocks for your wheels.