RE: Quattro takes on a Humvee - and wins.

["PAT MARTIN" <MARDKINS@msn.com>]

I saw an interesting sight about 3 weeks ago.  I saw a Hummer and a Land Rover 
stuck in a mud bog.  It appeared that the Hummer got stuck 1st and the Land 
Rover got stuck trying to pull it out.  Whats funny is that I thought that 
these were the ultimate off-road machines.  I don't know what pulled them out 
but it must have been very large.
Pat Martin
864000csq  2 1/2 cat back, H&R-Boge,advanced and loving it.  Drilled and 
stopping it.  Koenig Cobra 16x7 with AVS Intermediates, K&N. Turbo coming 
soon. 
95 subaru legacy 
Bothell, Wa.


Well, I've been mulling over whether or not I should tell this story for a
couple weeks. You people are my very closest friends in the whole
cyber-world, so I think it's time I got this off my chest. 

You see, I was driving home from a leisurely Sunday afternoon brunch with
my wife in our beloved black 91 Coupe Quattro, throught the river valley
when something red caught my eye. A vehicle, behind the tennis courts,
where none should be. Some activity going on around it. Always trying to
be helpful (and in no particular rush), I drove in for a closer look. Lo
and behold, a big red Hummer. And a 2 foot high snow/ice bank, the
remnants of the winter's parking lot clearing efforts. Problem was, the
Hummer was STUCK.  Totally. High centered. It had made it all of 4 feet
out of the parking lot before becoming immobilized. The two occupants were
milling about, looking forelorn. What a golden opportunity - I roll down
the window and move closer, my wife tries to look invisible (she has a
sense about these things)... The Hummer pilots eye the Quattro
suspiciously. I lean out the window and yell: 

   "You guys look like you need some help! I've got four wheel drive!"

The Hummerites mumble something about a brother coming with a shovel. And
I vacate the DMZ before they are able to find the optional Sidewinder in
the trunk. 

Heh. Heh.
--
Jon