We just finished a trip up north to the fordyce trail and then to the rubicon. As it turns out...my rig got a solid spanking on both. The fordyce was very difficult and we ran out of time to finish. We ran the rubicon over a course of a few days but decided to camp at buck island lake and play around there for a solid day. since we didn't have time to run the whole trail we headed back to loone lake from buck island on our last day. An hour or so into our return trip I ended up flopping my 80 onto its side. An off camber line w a perfectly placed rock as well as a deep V that ate my passenger rear tire, I was over in an instant. I tried to drive out of it but it was a perfect storm of rock placement and there was no avoiding it after it started. I'm not exactly sure how or if I'm going to repair yet as it's still a bit fresh. I chatted w my insurance claims dept yesterday and it looks like it will cost me an arm and a leg to go through them after all is said and done. So...it looks like I'm going to make it "water tight" and run it like it is for now. Any thoughts on how to handle this? Oh and yes...I've thought of cutting it and doing a full cage along w 37's etc but can't afford any of that right now
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