Let's see your trail pics.
- Thread starter Parker
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Floppy Hat
mbryson's hairdresser
- Location
- Lehi, Ut.
Here's one of my heep on Cat Canyon:
jp008
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Heber City
No trail pics yet. But those will come soon. Here is bb88's solid axle kick.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Jeremy-
I dig that pic on Rockpile! The question is, did you make it up?? Whats your new Wheel Base on that thing?
I dig that pic on Rockpile! The question is, did you make it up?? Whats your new Wheel Base on that thing?
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I don't have anymore pics of that CJ. I really like it, the idea of coils in the rear of a CJ totally appeals to me. So your going coils? What are you going to use for the springs?
And that's your friends CJ, with the massive wheelbase? I was thinking it was yours, my bad.
And that's your friends CJ, with the massive wheelbase? I was thinking it was yours, my bad.
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Here's a couple I dug up...
Brett
Meat-Hippy
- Location
- Salt Lake City Utah
Marc, please say that truck wasn't yours.....that's one tacky paint job!!!!
there is an actual federal mandate enacted in the mid 70's that bans all such gratuitous uses of flames and faux-flames seen on the above p/u. there were several environmental groups that pushed for the ban in order to restore the environment around owners of said vehicles. the paint jobs seemed to attract other leaky american made vehicles to a centralized location often in trailer parks. this was fine for short periods of time but the american made vehicles leaked so much oil it posed both fire and ground water contamination. since most of the south west california is watered by underground aquafers and underground lakes they traced the pollution back to a centralized "FLAME-VEHICLE". the banned the pain jobs in hopes of stopping the gathering of leaky vehicles's but it was useless. the law was not enforced after the early 80's and soon went dormant. you can still see the law on the books but it has long since fallen into the dark ages.
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and if you believe that, i have some prime beach front property on the great salt lake that you wouldn't believe!!!
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and if you believe that, i have some prime beach front property on the great salt lake that you wouldn't believe!!!
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Mine looked like this that day.....
That was Jeremy's and it wasn't the most impressive paint job, but it did find some ways to flex through the crack.
Stomp
Registered User
- Location
- Hill Air Force Base
Heres one from Avon a year or two ago. My 33" Jetzon tires just couldnt handle it . I knew they wouldnt so I tried to compensate with speed, which flooded my distributor cap
I bought some 33" swampers the following day
. I knew they wouldnt so I tried to compensate with speed, which flooded my distributor cap I bought some 33" swampers the following day
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Originally posted by spencurai
wow, that thing is a mile long!! pretty paint but a mile of it!!! wow!
I think a ZUK would fit in the bed
i think a zuk on stock rubber is like 5'5" or something like that. hey i am willing to give it a try. i have a stock set of rubber in the backyard and while we are at it anyone need some pizza cut!!!
here is a pic of how we got to moab last october. it fit rather nicely into the box of this semi.
here is a pic of how we got to moab last october. it fit rather nicely into the box of this semi.
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Here's a fresh one from the Mecca.....
and another just for good measure......
and another just for good measure......
SuperRunner
Turbo is my middle name
- Location
- Orem, Utah
Sky, no making fun this time.