Used Chevrolet Colorado for Sale in Richmond, KY

Probably parking in a hay field and watching the lightning bugs on the tailgate.

One winter when we lived in upstate Ny, there was about 3 1/2 feet of snow on the ground and we had driven over to a friend's house to drop off another truck that was a 96' dodge Dakota. The Colorado and Dakota are both four wheel drive trucks and we had no problem driving them to the friend's house. When we arrived the friend's vehicles where stuck in the 500 ft. long drive way. We used the Colorado in four wheel drive to drive down the lawn parallel with the driveway to create a path to get from the road to the garage. At points, the Colorado would dip down into lower points on the lawn causing the snow to be half way up the doors. It was quite fun and exhilarating! After the Colorado was driven through and safely sitting in front of the garage an attempt was made to drive the Dakota down the path we had just created. The Dakota got stuck near the end of the path and we ended up using the Colorado again to pull the Dakota off the path and into the garage. I was defiantly proud of this truck. I have since called it the mini beast! Later that winter we where in Vt and out shopping late one night after a snow storm had come through. The parking lot of the store was empty other then a few construction vehicles that where plowing the snow up into huge piles and loading the snow into dump trucks to be taken away. One huge snow pile at the far end of the parking lot was just to tempting. We drove over to it slowly looking at the 13 foot high pile of fresh snow with grins on our faces. We got a good distance behind the snow pile and hit the gas pedal. The Colorado drove half way up the snow pile then pushed its way through the snow pile popping out the other side covered in snow and down the other side. We where all laughing but I'm sure the snow guys where not happy we had just made a mess of their snow pile! lol