As long as the vehicle is physically capable of the challenge, the driver's skill makes a huge difference.
Bruce
Yep. My father grew up on a homestead in central Montana, learning to drive on Ford Model As. In the early 1960s his hunting rig was a Volkswagen van, with the 40-hp, 4-cylinder rear-end engine--which provided quite a bit of traction. Never got it stuck, either in Montana or Minnesota.
