That's a sweet old Bronco. You guys actually wheeled, we just milled around in a dust cloud. Great pics!
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Man that hood looks familiar...
Woof that dust is no bueno!
That's a sweet old Bronco. You guys actually wheeled, we just milled around in a dust cloud. Great pics!
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Do I get credit for wrecking a sidewall, if the tire was already mostly wore out? I cut my pinky finger on my console, tooCarnage noted:
- Larry (front bumper "tweaked" on driver side)
- Juan (scratched rear bumper cover)
- Nate (broken driver taillight lens)
- Walt W. (Busted rear driver vent window)
I was going 25-30 mph east up one of the major arroyo when suddenly I found myself approaching some mogles. I couldn't slow down fast enough. After getting some articulated modulation (of course, in slow motion), I was launched into the air and came down hard on the front bumper bottom. It popped off the bumper cover corner on the driver side. I was able to push it back on but it does look like the bumper space on the driver side has no space whereas the gap on the passenger side has a bigger gap.Carnage noted:
- Larry (front bumper "tweaked" on driver side)
- Juan (scratched rear bumper cover)
- Nate (broken driver taillight lens)
- Walt W. (Busted rear driver vent window)
Wait were is the 3 hour video of Larry S L O W L Y ascending the sand hill climb using electronic traction voodoo?![]()
Wait were is the 3 hour video of Larry S L O W L Y ascending the sand hill climb using electronic traction voodoo?![]()
I'm actually going to remember this. Next time I am in a group and we are running behind, I am going to pull this stunt to see how agitated I can get some folks.
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Flickr was a no go but YouTube accepted it. As always, video doesn’t do justice to how steep this is. Truly an amazing machine you have there Larry!
Yes - 15 lbs. I know, the tires don't look like it.Larry, were you aired down during this climb?
Vince