Everybody's OK?
What happened?
What happened?
Show off your body damage
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for real... I hope everyone is ok!
Hahaha...if he was wheeling, I call shot gun next trip.
That must have been a highway accident at high speeds. I think the front axle was ripped off...
Dibs on PS taillight! 
Hahaha...if he was wheeling, I call shot gun next trip.
That must have been a highway accident at high speeds. I think the front axle was ripped off...
My guess is just the USDS front wheel. Looks higher on passenger side....
But still
jfz80
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ok ok so this pales im comparison....... but this thread has gotten too deep 
deeply rutted climb w/ wet ledge pushed me into the bank...... that sheetmetal is amazingly resilient.
deeply rutted climb w/ wet ledge pushed me into the bank...... that sheetmetal is amazingly resilient.
Wrench
One Bashed Up 80
ok ok so this pales im comparison....... but this thread has gotten too deep
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deeply rutted climb w/ wet ledge pushed me into the bank...... that sheetmetal is amazingly resilient.[/QUOTE]
You got to be kidding me! That'll buff right out!
Last time I jump an 80... hopefully...
No body damage, but I have a beat up exhaust system 
(I had the cats turned before this carnage, not that it helped much....)
Once I disconnected the second cat from the muffler they both settled. The muffler was no longer being hit by the driveshaft and the cat quit hitting the body.
(I had the cats turned before this carnage, not that it helped much....)
Once I disconnected the second cat from the muffler they both settled. The muffler was no longer being hit by the driveshaft and the cat quit hitting the body.
Got the rear pillar there and broke a window
Front fender
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Panhard rod
The panhard rod is supposed to be straight:
Alvaro
The panhard rod is supposed to be straight:
Alvaro
Took the bumper tip off on the base of a tree on the Mcgrew this year.
On the bottom half there's a section not too many went on. Most used the bypass. I didn't. I did use a little too much right boot though. Pretty happy this was all the damage(at the time). A little higher and I'd have been into the fender.
then I let this guy drive the second half
He did pretty good for his first Mcgrew.
He was driving and I was in the passenger middle seat. Couldn't see what was coming up and when he went over a boulder most were having trouble with and started to go sideways towards the edge, I gave incorrect instructions(i.e. "STOP").
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Flares are boring anyway.
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Not that impressive but I figured it was worth posting. I had heard the mudflaps could rip off the flare if you back over a rock...they were right.
oops
This happened just a few minutes ago (cell phone image). My rig ripped its own flare off as I backed up. Such a tiny stump! It's like tripping on your own shoe lace. Embarrassing. I hadn't planned on going flareless, but....
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