Weight with tools, recovery gear, fridge and my butt onboard.
Very respectable given the vehicle
So - 6700 - <170> x .08 = $522.40 absolute worst case
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Very respectable given the vehicle
So - 6700 - <170> x .08 = $522.40 absolute worst case
Very respectable given the vehicle
So - 6700 - <170> x .08 = $522.40 absolute worst case
170? You flatter me sir.
The lack of resolution below 100lbs means you're buying +/- 100 lbs of something, at a minimum. 
I once tried to find the accuracy spec of our landfill scales (they charge by the ton and I was seeing my truck change weight 500 lbs depending on which scale I was on). The info isn't out there as far as I can tell. So your 6700 might reall be 6200 or 7200 (based on 1/4 ton accuracy).
I once tried to find the accuracy spec of our landfill scales (they charge by the ton and I was seeing my truck change weight 500 lbs depending on which scale I was on). The info isn't out there as far as I can tell. So your 6700 might reall be 6200 or 7200 (based on 1/4 ton accuracy).
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Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
'Bout the same weight that gives a 40 a cushy ride.
So where did the new fender flares come from and the old brush guard go?
ps: Tires look like they mean business. But they need to get dirty for the next photo op.
So where did the new fender flares come from and the old brush guard go?
ps: Tires look like they mean business. But they need to get dirty for the next photo op.
hahhahaa, I threw out the old damage multiplier brush guards and am in the market for a bumper and winch. Bought some "skinnies" and had the guys at the spa throw on the OME 2 1/2" lift.
The old fender flares are still on it, they were faded terribly, I plasti-dipped them black--Arizona pinstriping is going to be an ongoing ordeal and now I plasti-dip over the stripes to keep a clean look, which I've done a few times.
Next pic's will be of me somewhere fun!
Thanks GW.
Zona
View outside our vacation rental in Santa Cruz, CA.
I think the ocean is out the other side of the house, but haven't checked yet.
I think the ocean is out the other side of the house, but haven't checked yet.
Living in the Past
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Hmmm - where is the beach babe that drives the rig? Oh wait - sig says it all...
Have my own parked 73 soft top to look at. Twenty years of looking at it parked.
As for the beach babe I thought jeeps were for girls.
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Before and After.
Bought wheels from Bowtiestang (thanks)--had them powder coated black--Murf threw 'em on today (thanks).
You should post this in "What did you do to your Land Cruiser this week?" thread.
Looking very good. Can't tell if you have 16" or 20" wheels
murf
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While in the mountains last weekend, the wife and I went on a Razor ride and I had to focus on driving "nicely" for her - she even encouraged me a couple times to go faster (not too much!) and was a trooper through some rocky sections. She was very impressed on the ride quality, safety (she liked it had a roll cage and seat belts - hey doesn't she trust my driving?! lol), and the fact it had a roof for shade. My wife is for suggesting this!
We were up at 8000-9000 feet and enjoyed the cool weather. These are very nice rigs but beaucoup expensive - better to rent for the day than to own~
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>> unless I win the lottery next week....
) and was a trooper through some rocky sections. She was very impressed on the ride quality, safety (she liked it had a roll cage and seat belts - hey doesn't she trust my driving?! lol), and the fact it had a roof for shade. My wife is for suggesting this!We were up at 8000-9000 feet and enjoyed the cool weather. These are very nice rigs but beaucoup expensive - better to rent for the day than to own~
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Saddletramp
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Happy Canada Day, eh!
