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Got drone?
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Got drone?
So is it a 75 or 76 RHD.
Was there a cruiser in that pic?
license plate is from a BFE county in Germany
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Im totally in love with Russ G's 45 ...it's heading to Moab for some fun~
Yes we saw Russ and Nick in action there in Moab! I love that truck!
64 I think
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My nephew, now headed to Miramar, CA. Used to be called fightertown USA, for you Top Gun fans. He will be piloting the F-18, his dream to be a fighter pilot has become a reality.
One proud uncle
One proud uncle
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My folks bought a Odyssey Motorhome on a Toyota chassis in 1979. Replaced it with a Lazy Daze in 1983 on a Chevy chassis. Was a wise choice. Drove the Odyssey a few times. Once between Phoenix and Tucson on a windy day. It was scary to say the least. My dad said with the gas and water tanks filled it was already at it's rated limit.
Inti Racks ain't just for hauling stuff through the Outback! Memorial Day fireworks.
[QUOTE. ="murf, post: 11681812, member: 24282"]thats one of the most intelligent set ups Ive seen[/QUOTE]
Agreed. It amazes how creative people can be. I want one but with a Land Cruiser
Agreed. It amazes how creative people can be. I want one but with a Land Cruiser
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Always lots of "in tows" on the 10. First on the double decker for us.
By the shade created by the trucks looks like these were heading east. Rust free trucks headed to the rust belt.
By the shade created by the trucks looks like these were heading east. Rust free trucks headed to the rust belt.
daily caravans of beater cars being towed to Mexico. First vehicle usually has Mexican plates.
the pickups stacked 10 feet over the cab with mattresses, bicycles, and tires are the ones I love to see.
Not top heavy at all....with the winds we get between Phoenix and Tucson, it's amazing they make it anywhere.
In Baja where the roads curve around the mountains, they didn't carve the rock back and some of the curves have overhanging rock.
I've seen a couple of these "Tire" trucks hit the rocks and get stuck.
Bisti Badlands in the moonlight
