Ive been looking at the pics posted on the Cottonland and Lone Star pages, definitely jealous and want to make it out there sometime...I wish teaching paid more $$ 

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CID 96 said:New truck. Friend of my sisters down in Macon bought this truck a few years ago. Did some quality improvement to it. New radiator, new distributor, plugs and wires, new Weber carburetor, new tires. I heard he was thinking about selling it and Adam and I went to Macon today and picked it up.
It is going to need a clutch soon and a front axle service, but all and all a pretty straight truck.
Not that I wouldn't still want to do it, but below is the ACTUAL vehicle you'd drive from what I can tell; it's not the trophy truck like is in the video.me me memememememememe!!!!!!!
[/URL][/URL][/URL][/URL]Marlin bein' a smartas$$ - I hate him!
Who is the Ga Wagon Alliance? They are listed on the "clubhouse" page here on Mud.
Who is the Ga Wagon Alliance? They are listed on the "clubhouse" page here on Mud.
No offense, but it's hard to bring a 100 to a GA Cruisers run, half the stuff you guys do I can't even think about.That's really not true. Tom wheels a basically stock/mild lift and 31" mud tires Tacoma and does very well wheeling with us. Pillguy also has a great time wheeling in a slightly modified 4runner.
(Both of these guys and many more in the club have put a lot of thought and many hours of labor into their truck, so not trying to take anything away from them.)
With your lift, tires, and lockers/ATRAC you would do fine with the Ga. Cruisers, but if you want start a new social group that is cool to. I personally would like to see some more new members involved with the Ga. Cruisers, as I am sure the BOD would to, but I don't want to speak for the leadership of the club.
