Cruisin'
Out in the shop, building something cool!
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Show off your body damage
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That’s why most 4x4 clubs will not allow you on their runs without a working e-brake. Your buddy is extremely lucky he did not kill someone or hurt his son.
murf
Lifer
arb armor doesnt like steep granite approaches....
Ouch, did you do that yesterday?
jfz80
Cruisin’
D pillar damage .....fat wagons and tight mtn trails dont mix to well
S4Cruiser
SILVER Star
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Cruisin'
Out in the shop, building something cool!
Hands of god indeed. Glad no one was hurt, and only blemished your beloved 80Thats got a be a bad feeling watching it first hand, and with kid in back... wow.
Did't so much see it first hand, as experience it from half way in the 40 trying to get to the brake pedal with my hand. The bang told me that I didn't need to keep trying...
murf
Lifer
yup, trying to follow Roman - duh!
First dent on the TrailCrusier
Great day wheeling in the mountains of Okinawa.
Great day wheeling in the mountains of Okinawa.
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The Land Cruiser Owners of Puerto Rico went on a Sunday outing and I did suffer some damage, firs was the bumper corner, no big deal. then the problem began, three out of four tires separated. bad news, I ended with four different tires in order to make it out, The problem was I went too low on the tire pressure, learned the lesson the hard way.
Couldn't use the WD-40 trick to get 'em back on?
When you said "separated" I envisioned blown apart tread or belts rather than than "just" losing a bead. It must be fun reseating the tire when you have all that mud scooped up in there.
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I had to bring the tires back to the civilization, the valve stems got ripped off, also the passenger front door wot open, seems that I hit a mud wall pretty hard, but at the end was fun
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This should be revived! Not the worst but thought it was time to bring this back.
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that's a nice one!
you guys can do better than that...
I rolled my rain gutter the other way, then rolled my truck into a rock wall....thats the my girl hammering back out the drip rail so we could shut the door
Oh and the qtr panel took a beating as well
I still drive it 350 plus miles a week...
MY DD 60 used to just absolutly get no love in the woods. I would make it fit. Caved in both sides broke both taillights and it is still driving down the road. Couldn't kill that thing. Nearly 300K on it now.
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Slid backwards and sideways off some logs into a tree. Stove in the whole front fender, mirror glass landed in my passenger's lap.
Used a claw hammer to bend out the sheetmetal so I could get the door opened. Glued the mirror back together. Discovered a patch on the lower corner and Frankenstiened it together with bolts.
"Fixed"
Recently replaced the whole fender with a good one.
Used a claw hammer to bend out the sheetmetal so I could get the door opened. Glued the mirror back together. Discovered a patch on the lower corner and Frankenstiened it together with bolts.
"Fixed"
Recently replaced the whole fender with a good one.
Sporin
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Dig the color combo
My wife said "you should paint it" and I said "Screw that, it's the nicest paint on the truck!"
My truck is truly a beater, and I barely use it, so I have the luxury of laughing off body damage.
