2014 RAM prototype lost at sea...don't mess with mother nature...

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Marketing photoshoot gone wrong.

Low tide, truck stuck...

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High-tide, bye-bye truck...

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What happened was considerably less funny for the Chrysler Group marketing team that was trying to shoot the Ram Power Wagon last week on -- or more accurately off -- a beach near Trinidad, Calif.

According to area nature photographer and witness Matt Hinton, who captured these photos (see gallery), the marketing folks apparently tried to shoot the Ram climbing some rocks at low tide. But the pickup became lodged on the escarpment and couldn't be freed before the angry sea returned.

"A rising tide lifts all boats. It also lifts pickups."

Talented tow truck operators finally plucked the floundering pickup from the sea and dragged it back to shore the next day. But not before an enterprising surfer stood atop the pickup amid the pounding surf. Some of Hinton's photos show what appears to be a separate wave system sloshing around in the back of the pickup bed.


http://www.autonews.com/article/201...ot-goes-horribly-horribly-wrong#axzz2SoQIcjHN
 
Dam.. Yep Sand is the worse shit to get stuck in..pretty much if you start to dig in your screwed..But Im surprised they didnt have an other Ram on hand as a tow vehicle just incase..
 
they could have chained the truck to a tow truck further down the beach and tow it back once the truck is semi/floating in the water. Or at least try something to keep it on the shore.
 
What happened was considerably less funny for the Chrysler Group marketing team that was trying to shoot the Ram Power Wagon last week on -- or more accurately off -- a beach near Trinidad, Calif.

According to area nature photographer and witness Matt Hinton, who captured these photos (see gallery), the marketing folks apparently tried to shoot the Ram climbing some rocks at low tide. But the pickup became lodged on the escarpment and couldn't be freed before the angry sea returned.

"A rising tide lifts all boats. It also lifts pickups."

Talented tow truck operators finally plucked the floundering pickup from the sea and dragged it back to shore the next day. But not before an enterprising surfer stood atop the pickup amid the pounding surf. Some of Hinton's photos show what appears to be a separate wave system sloshing around in the back of the pickup bed.

Belle gang d'osti pousseux d'crayons.

Meme pas capable d'accrocher un winch apres une roche pour sortir un pickup.

C'est pas grave, ils vont le nettoyer pi le vendre comme un neuf. Dans 3 ans l'électronique va etre scrap pi le frame tout pourri.
 
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