Best lookin
Best looking LC EVER!!!
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I know, the plate is a bit much 
Love my ‘00. Still running strong.
Love my ‘00. Still running strong.
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Love that plate. I assume you’re in the Dixieland Cruisers group? I want to see the rest of the build!
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Thank you!
I'm in the Guntersville area.. I was on a trail ride a while back with some of the Dixieland guys.
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Hey Mudders, First, the shout-outs: @Voodoocruisers - super dude - built/restored my '74 forty which I enjoy very much - was probably my original inspiration to own multiple LCs @paflytyer - great guy, always happy to help - awesome 100 that has been an inspiration to my build @savirc -...
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Man, To some-That’s like getting a 12 point buck the first time you go out hunting
lol aint that the truth!
Great minds think alike! Just put it on yesterday!
It stands for Land Cruiser.... If that was difficult to figure out. 
Decided to take the kids to find the snow this morning in so cal.
Found a bunch of it. Had a blast.
A few weeks ago I jumped on an @Ironman 4x4 USA sale and picked up a new compressor. Really impressed with it first time out of the box.
Found a bunch of it. Had a blast.
A few weeks ago I jumped on an @Ironman 4x4 USA sale and picked up a new compressor. Really impressed with it first time out of the box.
Snow getting thick..
Taking advantage of any snow that falls in So Cal. Even got to winch out an F250 diesel.
First time I've seen a condition the Land Cruiser can't get through. It's not the epic storm, which missed us by 150 miles. It is the snow plow truck buried us with 2 foot wall of ice. I've seen much worst (3' to 4' foot with 5 to 6' foot drifts) snow storm in Denver. I admit this was a super wet very heavy snow. So much so my winter clothing become soaked while shoveling, which was a first. But to pile a mountain of wet snow just before temp drop from 33F to 18F freeze it, made an ice wall only heavy equipment can remove. We've another storm coming tonight. Needless to say, we're stuck home for now. Neighbor over-due to give birth, well this could get interesting!
The driveway and steering converge about 12" below bottom of my glove. It's solid ice on street side and slush and water on driveway side.
Frozen solid.
As a pilot, I've watch weather systems most of my life. This was the largest low pressure system I've seen cross the panhandle, as it heads east. Had the slow moving eye of the low been 75 to 150 further south, as it sat here for two days. This would have been epic. As it was, we about 20". But it was so warm and wet as it snowed, it did accumulate first 12 hours. Had it been a cold snow we'd have maybe 30" to 40" remaining this morning.
The driveway and steering converge about 12" below bottom of my glove. It's solid ice on street side and slush and water on driveway side.
Frozen solid.
As a pilot, I've watch weather systems most of my life. This was the largest low pressure system I've seen cross the panhandle, as it heads east. Had the slow moving eye of the low been 75 to 150 further south, as it sat here for two days. This would have been epic. As it was, we about 20". But it was so warm and wet as it snowed, it did accumulate first 12 hours. Had it been a cold snow we'd have maybe 30" to 40" remaining this morning.
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