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Nevermind, I guess the guy just sold it out from underneath me... Thanks anyway

Thanks jeepsinker! How much would you charge? And you're right Carnac, sorry. Bethany, WV, to Abilene, TX or Phoenix, AZ.

Hello, I'm looking for quotes, trying to put my feelers out to see what it would cost. I really need it trailered because if it's going to be driven anyway, I'll just drive it myself. Thanks!

I don't claim to know everything about insuring these vehicles, but I spent a good two hours on the phone with multiple insurance companies yesterday and I wanted to share the information. Looking over the site, I think there are some individuals who may be carrying an incorrect policy and it...

Oh wow, I don't know how I missed that post! I'm sorry Clinto; I meant no disrespect. Will keep your advice in mind for the future.

What; the size of the hole and how deep it is? That really is all that matters, isn't it?

Oh dear. I think I need to stop talking about this car before I spend entirely too much money on a whim.

Yeah, but Chevelle's are so last-year. I mean, I wouldn't even want it. It would probably sit in the parking lot collecting dust. I doubt you could sell it if you wanted to. Who wants to look at those sexy rear quarter-panels, hear the roar of a finely-tuned 396 v8, etc etc. BORING!

That's awesome! I bought one earlier this year as well, but my activities are usually limited to: 1) Getting stuck in the mud 2) I'll trade you straight across for that Chevelle, if you're REALLY nice and say "Pretty please."

I apologize - when I got my insurance I checked the Texas Automobile Rules and Ratings Manual. Rule 71.A.2. currently provides: 2.A motor vehicle that is a utility type vehicle shall be considered a private passenger auto, if it is owned... by an individual... and not used for the delivery...

Hopefully somebody else can post some input here as well; you might want to check that insurance. I know that here in TX we need a commercial policy for anything over 10k lbs. If State Farm doesn't know that the vehicle requires a commercial policy and you get in an accident, there might be...

There was nothing substantial that I could see anywhere around the truck. I'm kind of interested in this winch method you're talking about - to get the cable unwrapped, just drive forward once you're out? I'm having a hard time visualizing it so I think I'd have to go look at my truck to...

Are they insuring it on a commercial policy as a farm vehicle? That's the only way I could get insurance through USAA/Progressive.

Unfortunately, the zombies I work with are protected by federal law, and cannot be suppressed. As far as my business model, do you think $15/mo for Zombie Insurance is too steep of a price point? I think that's reasonable, considering I have much more to accomplish than a regular life...

Tell me about it! I'm looking in the classifieds here for some different tires - I'm within driving distance of San Antonio, Dallas, and possibly Houston. I need better tires!

Finally got some more pictures online. As you can see, the rears weren't too bad. I was going slow enough that the front just sunk in. If I was going a LOT faster, maybe I could have drove through the whole thing - but I doubt it. I would have taken some pictures during the recovery process...

Hey, I have you beat! 778 miles round trip =) As Akacita said, definitely need some earplugs. I went the first few hours without, and probably lost a good percentage of my hearing. PLEASE do an inspection before you drive it. I checked the tires, brakes/air, batteries, lights, engine...

I don't have a driveway! =( This thing sits in a parking lot about 5 miles from my place. That is a good trick, though - and celebration beverages WHILE cleaning? Genius! Usually my kool-aid has to wait until the job's done. When I sent the picture of the truck buried to the frame, the...

I did leave the truck over night; ****, I even left the windows down (not a cloud in the sky). I suppose I have too much faith in the populace of this earth. Everything was fine when I got there - it was far enough off the road, and away from most main mudding thoroughfares, that even a crazy...

Roger that; thanks.