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I'd ask but it's going to be sweet to find these on my own. Have you seen the ones in Death Valley?
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No, but it's on my list of adventures in the next few months.
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Quite a story, well documented as was those you visited.
what size KO2's are you running? Is your 200 lifted? I just ordered a set and I have stock suspension so I'm just curious how they will look 
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I was taking pictures of the Northern Lights in Alaska the other night. The temperature was 30F below zero with a nasty wind chill. I will post more pictures as I process them, but in the meantime, you can see some here: >> Land Cruiser Alaska
what size KO2's are you running? Is your 200 lifted? I just ordered a set and I have stock suspension so I'm just curious how they will look
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I was taking pictures of the Northern Lights in Alaska the other night. The temperature was 30F below zero with a nasty wind chill. I will post more pictures as I process them, but in the meantime, you can see some here: >> Land Cruiser Alaska
Took a drive up Four Peaks in the Tonto NF scouting out camping spots for later. My AZ Pinstripe collection is growing.
Tony, who's rear bumper are you running? Looks like you could run duel spares?Took a drive up a mountain to see how the Coopers would do. Not too bad, as good as can be expected driving up a mountain covered in pure ice.
I brought the drone but forgot my USB cable...
Custom build by Trail Tailor but he may be making more. The passenger arm has two provisions, you can kind of see the two in the last pic. The top slot holds another spare tire. I need to buy another Cooper for the 2nd spare rim.
The bottom holds a four jerry can (or one jerry can and a cooler) tray with a tool box. Can be seen here with my old, old, tires:
Thanks, Where is he located? #?Custom build by Trail Tailor but he may be making more. The passenger arm has two provisions, you can kind of see the two in the last pic. The top slot holds another spare tire. I need to buy another Cooper for the 2nd spare rim.
The bottom holds a four jerry can (or one jerry can and a cooler) tray with a tool box. Can be seen here with my old, old, tires:
Thanks
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Do you happen to know how much the front and rear bumpers he built you weigh?
I have no idea, I could guess but I'd probably be way off. You'll have to ask him.
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Front is 118# with LEDs and rear pending attachments is 175# (dual swing/dual tire carrier) up to 255# (dual swing/dual tire carrier with toolbox/4 can carrier)
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Almost found the end of a rainbow... I envision a mustard 40 waiting for me!
Trying to shake the soft-roader vibe Its amazing what a set of wheels and tires can do.
Its amazing what a set of wheels and tires can do. 
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Note to self: Stay away from Ocotillo Wells area during Thanksgiving week!
Massive dust bowl today, but not from wind.
Dust was from sooo many off road toys, and the powder just hanging in the air.
Made for an interesting (tho noisy/grainy) demo of light beams in the dark.
These are IPF low beams, and TJM fogs.
Trip to the desert today a bust, because just sooo crowded...with next to no visibility.
Massive dust bowl today, but not from wind.
Dust was from sooo many off road toys, and the powder just hanging in the air.
Made for an interesting (tho noisy/grainy) demo of light beams in the dark.
These are IPF low beams, and TJM fogs.
Trip to the desert today a bust, because just sooo crowded...with next to no visibility.
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