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Nice work!
More inspiration from Japan
Ohh damn dude .. !!! that's pics are amazing .( I'm not the only cray in this world ! )
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Ohh damn dude .. !!! that's pics are amazing .( I'm not the only cray in this world ! )
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hey Bear .. where do you found your front drive shaft .?
up and down. its almost vertical.....
I would vote trampoline to get it...and a good running start.
Man that is looking nice.
Are your guys done with the cage or are you adding more tubing outbound of the center pair?
I really want to cut the top off of mine.
It gets so hot in the Summer with an all steel interior.
Keep the pics coming!
john
Are your guys done with the cage or are you adding more tubing outbound of the center pair?
I really want to cut the top off of mine.
It gets so hot in the Summer with an all steel interior.
Keep the pics coming!
john
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I really don't think so .. I like it simple .. maybe a light tubbing but only for the canvas form .. All be covered with the canvas .. ( already start the rain season here )
Either way it is stout!
Better than without the hardtop on there too!
I'd love to wheel 60's with you.
With the stout wagons on this board, we could do a helluva South American expedition...
Ruin exploring, river kayaking with stout local craft, chaining up the tires and 4 low man!!!!
Cheers to your Tencha's rebirth!
Better than without the hardtop on there too!
I'd love to wheel 60's with you.
With the stout wagons on this board, we could do a helluva South American expedition...
Ruin exploring, river kayaking with stout local craft, chaining up the tires and 4 low man!!!!
Cheers to your Tencha's rebirth!
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Either way it is stout!
Better than without the hardtop on there too!
I'd love to wheel 60's with you.
With the stout wagons on this board, we could do a helluva South American expedition...
Ruin exploring, river kayaking with stout local craft, chaining up the tires and 4 low man!!!!
Cheers to your Tencha's rebirth!
Dont you need to pick up your rig here in oregon before you can head to South America first?
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Now if someone are interesten in a cheap gift, a new air ram ( with the grill ) will be fine
I'm still awaiting some stuff from Cruiserparts to start the final spring ..
I'm still awaiting some stuff from Cruiserparts to start the final spring ..
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wow... looks great.
Either way it is stout!
Better than without the hardtop on there too!
I'd love to wheel 60's with you.
With the stout wagons on this board, we could do a helluva South American expedition...
Ruin exploring, river kayaking with stout local craft, chaining up the tires and 4 low man!!!!
Cheers to your Tencha's rebirth!
Im in, Just gotta trailer some rocks down there with me.
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Sat 28 .. updates .. I thought monday start the canvas job .. Need to decide what to do the interior cover for the front section of the roof .. until finish it can finish the roll cage.
dddddrrrrrrooooooollllll
How do you get in??
You have to live near a bridge like the one in the background.
Hey,you would think with all that room under he could have found a way to route the exhaust all the way to the back
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