45's in the winter pictures

[KT40]

Can’t let @whitey45 have all the fun!
Another crisp “almost winter “ morning here in CA!

 

[whitey45]

Emerald hills!

 

[KT40]

Emerald hills!

Yes, and you can see the burn scar to the left above Edgewood Park! That power pole to the right still has pink residue from air tanker dropping fire retardant!

 

[hedonist]

Snow day 45

 

[Mtntopper]

 

[FJ40 MATT]

My old 45

 

[Greek Cruiserhead]

Can’t let @whitey45 have all the fun!
Another crisp “almost winter “ morning here in CA!
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Great winter California pic!

PS. It seems that the climate in central CA is comparable to that of Mediterranean countries, e.g. that of Greece.

 

[Voodoocruisers]

It finally snowed here…

 

[Tancruiser]

What snow that looks like a light frost to me. Nice truck

 

[cppilot]

More snow coming tomorrow…….Winter is not done…..

 

[LEO5651]

Nice pictures guys.
Voodoocruisers what size tires and rims are you running. on 16"x ?

 

[Voodoocruisers]

Nice pictures guys.
Voodoocruisers what size tires and rims are you running. on 16"x ?

Those are OEM wheel, 15’s w 35x10.5

 

[LEO5651]

Okay I was thinking that the FJ45s had a 16" rim.
Thanks

 

[cppilot]

They did….but not in the USA.

 

[LEO5651]

Interesting, strange they would do that.

 

[Owyhee Jackass]

I think it was later models that had 16" rims, after they stopped bringing them here, but not sure.

These are 16" x 8" Smoothies

 

[Bear]

Shop truck and her sister got a bit of light frost overnight:

 

[wngrog]

Good night

 

[Unimogguy]

Shop truck and her sister got a bit of light frost overnight:View attachment 3258011View attachment 3258010View attachment 3258009

Wow! How many inches/feet is that? Where in CA is that?

 

[Bear]

Up in the mountains of southern Calif--not the high Sierras up north. Would've been more, but it warmed up earlier last night and turned to cold rain which washed off a lot of previous snow before this dump. This last batch occurred over about 4hrs and shows 2 or 3 feet on the trucks.

It's really saturated now and a lot of weight on the roofs but past experience shows they will survive. It's the shoveling that tuckers you out, as most of you know only too well !