Hell, I don't even have that!
Like I said, my hood isn't modified.
The rear lift gate and tail gate are in good shape. Of course they were replaced bacause I destroyed the old parts.
Butch
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Like I said, my hood isn't modified.
The rear lift gate and tail gate are in good shape. Of course they were replaced bacause I destroyed the old parts.
Butch
Fender flare via Body Snatcher and tail pipe via French Creek (Holy Cross)...
I've since removed the offending exhaust and the flares. Now the flares don't rattle, but, the exhaust does. Whatever...
I love just watching guys take their rigs across the creek there. That is unless they take 8 hours to get through.
Butch-
I've since removed the offending exhaust and the flares. Now the flares don't rattle, but, the exhaust does. Whatever...
I love just watching guys take their rigs across the creek there. That is unless they take 8 hours to get through.
Butch-
This is all I have. Sorry, Cant keep up with you Butch.
Cute poser shot. 
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Looks like we've got a cat-fight between Tooth Fairy and Millatruse! Put the claws away girls... Neither of you drives a pink-panty rig.
Can't wait to go on a trail with you guys again soon!
Now go on back to your little tiff.
Can't wait to go on a trail with you guys again soon!
Now go on back to your little tiff.
I dented my fuel door...
I hoped that I would never be able to contribute to this thread but...it happened today.
I was at the mall and...
I was at the mall and...
This wasnt supposed to get wheeled when I bought it. Oh well.
moar.
Thought iwould just add mine to the collection, from scotland,this was after a river trip,everyone was ok,just the truck that got wrecked.
Trees...
IIRC- he was crossing the river and because of recent flooding it was much deeper than anticipated. Motor died likely after ingesting some H2O, and they left it there overnight. Came back and it had been pushed down river, tried to extract with trucks, no luck- came back with a tractor the next day and it had 'tumbled' down river.
Or something to that effect.
From the Spring Creek Offroad incident.
Nationwide totaled the truck. Bought it back for $3k
Nationwide totaled the truck. Bought it back for $3k
Just another day wheeling on Okinawa
Here are a few pics of my buddies truck on its side.
No injuries.
Here are a few pics of my buddies truck on its side.
No injuries.
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So went wheeling out in Calico this weekend and had a little run in with Doran.
I have run Doran in the past and have never seen it as torn up as it was. I did not get any pics of the trail...that was my buddies job. Hopefully he will post some of those soon.
Here are some pics from the truck in the driveway:
I have run Doran in the past and have never seen it as torn up as it was. I did not get any pics of the trail...that was my buddies job. Hopefully he will post some of those soon.
Here are some pics from the truck in the driveway:
It wasn't too bad, Garry.....Love taps, really
Cruisin'
Out in the shop, building something cool!
It's rolling!!!!!!!
I went out wheeling with a few guys near Weaver Lake on Saturday. The day was going well, having gotten through a couple quite challenging sections with no damage at all when... The guy in the BJ40 ahead of me stopped on the trail with some kind of mechanical problem. I stopped about 30 feet behind, and walked up to see what was up. He got out and we had enough time to see that the front slip-yoke had come apart when the truck started to move (I later learned that the e-brake wasn't working since a recent axle swap). It started slowly at first, then must have popped out of gear because it took off. Me and the owner lunged into the doors to try to get to the brake to get it stopped in time, but we were too late, the front of my HDJ81 did the job in stead.
Looking back, its very fortunate that my truck stopped his, because otherwise it would have gone into the woods on a wild ride, with his son in the back seat. The hand of God was on us.
So now I guess building a new front bumper has suddenly jumped from the middle of the mod list, to the very top.
Ken is a stand-up guy, and has assured me that we'll get it fixed up. The damage is mostly limited to the bumper. It could have been worse.
Pic 1: The culprit. Undamaged
Pic 2: My pride and joy, with a sore face
I went out wheeling with a few guys near Weaver Lake on Saturday. The day was going well, having gotten through a couple quite challenging sections with no damage at all when... The guy in the BJ40 ahead of me stopped on the trail with some kind of mechanical problem. I stopped about 30 feet behind, and walked up to see what was up. He got out and we had enough time to see that the front slip-yoke had come apart when the truck started to move (I later learned that the e-brake wasn't working since a recent axle swap). It started slowly at first, then must have popped out of gear because it took off. Me and the owner lunged into the doors to try to get to the brake to get it stopped in time, but we were too late, the front of my HDJ81 did the job in stead.
Looking back, its very fortunate that my truck stopped his, because otherwise it would have gone into the woods on a wild ride, with his son in the back seat. The hand of God was on us.
So now I guess building a new front bumper has suddenly jumped from the middle of the mod list, to the very top.
Ken is a stand-up guy, and has assured me that we'll get it fixed up. The damage is mostly limited to the bumper. It could have been worse.
Pic 1: The culprit. Undamaged
Pic 2: My pride and joy, with a sore face
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the piks?
