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[Unimog]

When I was out at the geode beds a few months ago, there was a guy driving around an explorer with one flat, debeaded tire. He was just driving around on it all day like it was the most natural thing to do. He was with a big group of people and we didn't have a spare to fit (we were in a ram 3500 and an m939 5 ton truck), so we didn't offer any help.

 

[anderson750]

How do you explain the tie rod failure

 

[TRD270]

I'm going to go with stolen, was involved in a chase. Ditched the po-lice then ditched the car.

 

[Coco]

I'm going to go with stolen, was involved in a chase. Ditched the po-lice then ditched the car.

This

 

[Jesser04]

Why is it always an Altima?

 

[TRD270]

Why is it always an Altima?

Seriously the only one of these I had to personally deal with while I was the po-lice was an altima. 0600 in the morning turning on to bangerter off redwood drunk as a skunk. Rim was almost down to the hub, I thought it was peculiar when I saw spark on the roadway. FBI would call it a clue

 

[Hickey]

 

[anderson750]

Ghost Rocks rest area

 

[Hickey]

Ghost Rocks rest area

Yup, looking toward the power plant. It was a blustery and beautiful day to cross the Swell.

 

[JeeperG]

 

[rholbrook]

The good ole days when you never thought twice about drilling into your bedside to mound hooks or huge mirrors, cb antennaes and what ever else you wanted to.

 

[RustEoldtrux]

I had a 1957 Chevrolet 1/2 ton short step side and later a 1959 1/2 ton long bed fleet side. Both trucks had the venerable stove bolt 235 c.i. sixes, great engines.

 

[JeeperG]

Yep. When trucks were trucks.

I still don't know what we're going to do with it, it's got a fresh 350, seat got upholstered, floor pans fixed, I think the door hinges will be fixed, possibly change out the wheels and rear axle and any rubber or other drivetrain items that need attention, this one we will not restore though, some of it is too far gone, I will probably take it off brothers hands after the Fordy gets done as it holds a place in my heart, it's never been garaged and dad certainly used it as a truck my entire life.

 

[Hickey]

I still don't know what we're going to do with it, it's got a fresh 350, seat got upholstered, floor pans fixed, I think the door hinges will be fixed, possibly change out the wheels and rear axle and any rubber or other drivetrain items that need attention, this one we will not restore though, some of it is too far gone, I will probably take it off brothers hands after the Fordy gets done as it holds a place in my heart, it's never been garaged and dad certainly used it as a truck my entire life.

Trade for a boat? 😂

 

[JeeperG]

Trade for a boat? 😂

Have zero use for a boat.

For sure we are keeping it around, it's still useful for truck things. I was surprised how much attention it got when I took it to a few car shows a couple years back, some people just loved it the way it is.

 

[smfulle]

i used to flat tow my Willys with my 59,

 

[jeeper]

The good ole days when you never thought twice about drilling into your bedside to mound hooks or huge mirrors, cb antennaes and what ever else you wanted to.

I've got a '78 ford. My grandpa bought it new. He was very liberal when it came to screwing hooks and mirrors on..

 

[JeeperG]

i used to flat tow my Willys with my 59,

They're good looking trucks too.

 

[JeeperG]

I've got massive amounts of powa in the Jeep. 😄

 

[Mouse]

Beautiful Blazer, Good article on KSL: https://www.ksl.com/article/50079114/blazer-restorer-restores-one-for-himself