Some fun in the snow a few days before Christmas:
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Which front bumper is this? Looks great
@hotdogger yeah it’s the t17. I’ve always loved this bumper. Minimalist design and fits pretty well.
While I’m in here...had a little snow this weekend on our local mountain.
While I’m in here...had a little snow this weekend on our local mountain.
cruiser wave!
thanks @CatskillsRunner for the shot!
video on my instagram of the wave @ventureworks.us
thanks @CatskillsRunner for the shot!
video on my instagram of the wave @ventureworks.us
Spent 3 years at Ft. Irwin, lies on the southern border of DV. We used to take our hummers up there all the time, then cut over to the Mad Greek restaurant in Baker CA off the I-15. Man, those were the days. That was 1990-1993, still friends with several of the guys I served with. 'MERICA, Be well!!!!
New here, 2nd day of 100 series ownership after years of hemming and hawing. No action/adventure pics yet but getting into the field with that intense looking dude in the driver’s seat was the impetus for the purchase. Can’t wait for the adventures to come!!
The rarity of snow in the Las Vegas valley is such a treat and we just couldn’t pass at the idea of exploring in our own backyard. Went up Red Rock Nat’l park and crawled up to Rainbow Mountain Wilderness trail. Exhibit #1 on just how happy my 12yo was.
No mas, at 7,000 feet I had to dangerously back up on a single track road (left side was a cliff that plummets a few hundred feet down) and turn around because of the serious risks for our safety. Incline grade % was just too steep for a non-chained, all-terrain tire, CDL’d and aired down to 19psi vehicle. I underestimated the trail. Although I had to admit I was motivated to follow the Jeep on 37s before me
I LEARNED TODAY. Exhibit #2 physics was not on my side.
View of Red Rock National Park on our way down after that ordeal. I can breathe now.
No mas, at 7,000 feet I had to dangerously back up on a single track road (left side was a cliff that plummets a few hundred feet down) and turn around because of the serious risks for our safety. Incline grade % was just too steep for a non-chained, all-terrain tire, CDL’d and aired down to 19psi vehicle. I underestimated the trail. Although I had to admit I was motivated to follow the Jeep on 37s before me
I LEARNED TODAY. Exhibit #2 physics was not on my side.View of Red Rock National Park on our way down after that ordeal. I can breathe now.
My team and I climbed at Redrock, love that place. Went during the summer though so one route and we all suffered heat stroke, almost died that day.
Looks great. Nice to find one that seems to be all Slee'd out! How many miles on what looks like an '07?
Vegas heat is one of the toughest climates I’ve seen. Dehydration here is the number cause of SAR operations here. It can easily get to 115°F here during summer with very low humidity. Glad you all are safe.
Spending the winter skiing in Idaho, got a little bit of snow over the last two days...
Parked next to a badass 200 with arb front, slee rear and king suspension
Parked next to a badass 200 with arb front, slee rear and king suspension
“Truck”
Kudos to that paper.
Where did you find some in stock? Looks killer
