Dave, where did you buy the ARB awning and how much? Thanks.. Would you happen to have close up pics of where it attaches to the roof rack, trying to see if it would fit my Garvin wilderness rack...
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Dave, where did you buy the ARB awning and how much? Thanks.. Would you happen to have close up pics of where it attaches to the roof rack, trying to see if it would fit my Garvin wilderness rack...
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Washed the beast today.. cleans up well.. was going to have it fully detailed.. but not for the price we're asking.
It will be tough watching her drive away.. shes a great looking 80.
It will be tough watching her drive away.. shes a great looking 80.
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She does clean up nice. Didn't someone just post on ExPo That they were looking for a turn key ExPo rig? I know I saw it and I even though you even posted a reply before you decided to sell.
FWIW; I kinda had some remorse selling my last built rig.
If I were you I'd sell Y's jeep and keep the 80 to be towed around by the SMB. The motor can easily handle the weight of the 80. That way you'll have your base camp rig and your finished ExPo ride. The best of both worlds. Besides, your rigs kind of well known. Case in point; My father is on his way to see our friends at Expedition Exchange (He's traveled from Reno). He calls me to say he's on the 91 and there is an two tone 80 series in front of him with dual spare tire carriers on the rear bumper.
I say "Oh yeah, If it says Adventure duo on it, then it's so and so." He just laughs. Not too many other rigs like that.
I also think your price is right in line. Good luck.
FWIW; I kinda had some remorse selling my last built rig.
If I were you I'd sell Y's jeep and keep the 80 to be towed around by the SMB. The motor can easily handle the weight of the 80. That way you'll have your base camp rig and your finished ExPo ride. The best of both worlds. Besides, your rigs kind of well known. Case in point; My father is on his way to see our friends at Expedition Exchange (He's traveled from Reno). He calls me to say he's on the 91 and there is an two tone 80 series in front of him with dual spare tire carriers on the rear bumper.
I say "Oh yeah, If it says Adventure duo on it, then it's so and so." He just laughs. Not too many other rigs like that.
I also think your price is right in line. Good luck.
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Yeah i hear you on all your points. That's funny on the sighting.. was that last weekend?
That "guy" on the expo that wanted a turn key rig.. may just very well take it. He already bought the trailer.. so why not a rig to match
That "guy" on the expo that wanted a turn key rig.. may just very well take it. He already bought the trailer.. so why not a rig to match
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Yeah i hear you on all your points. That's funny on the sighting.. was that last weekend?
That "guy" on the expo that wanted a turn key rig.. may just very well take it. He already bought the trailer.. so why not a rig to match
It was a few weeks ago. Nice job on the Horizon.
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SOLD!!!!!!