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Lol I wasn't going to say anything
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Came out of the sporting good store today and found a fellow cruiser
i didn't realize big tires make truck look bigger or is it an optical illusion?
gregnash
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So what you are trying to tell me is that if I want a Tan 60 I am going to have to come and steal yours? Or just hang out in the sporting goods store parking lots?! 
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Did you put an add-a-;eaf in the rear and shackles up front? Please explain.
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I did them both on front and rear
Very nice rig man...cool score! Where to route the rack light wires seems to always be the eternal question and an answer I have to come up with for myself soon!
~Daniel
Sent from deep in the mountains of Honduras using only sticks and rocks.
~Daniel
Sent from deep in the mountains of Honduras using only sticks and rocks.
Nice looking rig OrygunCruiser! Im in Keizer with a white one.
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Found a few pics from the dirty bearing pack job I did a while back
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I will keep my eyes out for you
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Not much to update on the rig, but I just wanted to let the mud peeps know that I left my job in the rear view mirror today. I have decided to hit the books and finish up my degree. thanks to those who did buy tires from me, I had a great time in the automotive shop but its time to move on in life and the time was right.
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Good for you and good luck with the degree..
J
J
Very cool...
-Daniel
Sent from deep in the mountains of Honduras using only sticks and rocks.
-Daniel
Sent from deep in the mountains of Honduras using only sticks and rocks.
gregnash
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Good for you dude.. There is much accomplishment felt in the finishing of a degree. What are you going for?
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I have always enjoyed creating landscape projects and art, so I am leaning in the direction of landscape architecture but its not set in stone yet.
OrygunCruiser said:
My mother-in-law just got her degree in that...she graduated a week ago. You gotta do what ya love!
-Daniel
Sent from deep in the mountains of Honduras using only sticks and rocks.
gregnash
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LOL... much better than manure!Set in mulch maybe?
Nice rig, there is something about old Land Cruisers, they become part of your life, once you tackle a few obstacles here and there, and you take a couple of road trips you realize this trucks are no bs, they grow on you.
I really don´t see myself driving any other vehicle.
I really don´t see myself driving any other vehicle.