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). I like it! It's just that I like the mods in progress more 
can i start? nice brush guard and tail lights!
seriously though, i guess it starts with how you plan to use your LX. Then the all too familiar phrase, "search is your friend" spiel. sharp lookin rig btw. congrats and welcome!
I hope you all realize i was trying to warn him, not bash his setup.
Some of the guys on here can be very rude about how you setup your 100, so i though i would give him a warning of what he might have coming.
Some of the guys on here can be very rude about how you setup your 100, so i though i would give him a warning of what he might have coming.
not really, looks like it does what he needs it to and it looks good doing it.
Here are some pics of my FZJ105 and a friends FZJ105 and another friends FZJ79 during a recent (Dec 09) trip from South Africa to Namibia - when we went in search of (and found) the desert elephants
Some details on my solid front axle FZJ105
BTW - the canvas bag on the rear mounted sparewheel is a garbage bag - We carry out everything that we carry in.
And, , , just to prove to you that we did find them here are some pics of the desert ellies of Namibia
This one is real old - has even lost both tusks
Two juveniles fighting -
Some details on my solid front axle FZJ105
- TJM Alloy Bullbar
- Steel Dual Rear Wheel Carrier
- 180Ltr Aux Fuel Tank (total fuel 280Ltr)
- 45mm In Cab adjustable Tough Dog Shocks
- 4" Lifted Suspension
- Alloy Roof Rack
- Roof mounted EasyAwn Roof Top Tent
- Roof mounted 80W solar panel
- Side Awning 4,8mtr x 3.0mtr
- 2 x Chassis mounted 37Ltr Stainless Steel water tanks
- 3 x 12V Batteries - 1 x 75 AH cranking battery; 2 x 105AH deep cycle Fridge batteries
- Dual charging system
- 1 x National Luna 40Ltr Freezer
- 1 x 40 Ltr National Luna fridge
- Kenwood VHF Radio
- Garmin GarMap276C
- Aluminium Roller Drawer packing system
- T-Max 12500lb winch
- Rides on 285/75 x 16 BFG Muds
- Lightforce 170 Spot lights
- and much more, , , , ,
BTW - the canvas bag on the rear mounted sparewheel is a garbage bag - We carry out everything that we carry in.
And, , , just to prove to you that we did find them here are some pics of the desert ellies of Namibia
This one is real old - has even lost both tusks
Two juveniles fighting -
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Nice pics! We were in SA a couple years ago (Londolozzi) and still get goose bumps thinking about all the wildlife we saw!
Nice pics! We were in SA a couple years ago (Londolozzi) and still get goose bumps thinking about all the wildlife we saw!
Camping
Went camping and dirt road exploring this weekend and sure enough found a little hill to flex on. I HAVE THE DISEASE!!!!!!!!!!
Went camping and dirt road exploring this weekend and sure enough found a little hill to flex on. I HAVE THE DISEASE!!!!!!!!!!
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Just looking forward to getting summertime back here in Colorado...from an August 09 camping trip to the San Juans...
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Went boar hunting on new years eve. A few pics of the canyon I got stranded in. About an 850 ft pull with a PTO winch off of my buddies 1950 something Power Wagon. 45* slope with nothing but sloppy mud. Crazy end of the year.
The pictures dont do justice.
The pictures dont do justice.
But the Power Wagon made it up on it's own? I've always wanted one of those.
Went boar hunting on new years eve. A few pics of the canyon I got stranded in. About an 850 ft pull with a PTO winch off of my buddies 1950 something Power Wagon. 45* slope with nothing but sloppy mud. Crazy end of the year.
The pictures dont do justice.
850' pull..that must be one huge spool on his winch to hold that much cable
No. The Power Wagon didnt make it up from where I was. He wouldnt have made it if he went down. The Wagon came down to a ridge above me to pull from. Once I got to him, he had to winch himself almost the whole rest of the way back out to the main trail.
It was two lengths of cable. Still though his spool is very large. He held around 250ft of cable on his.
Oh and fyi, to get a better idea of how long and steep the pull was. The first two pictures were taken standing in the same place, just 180* turned oround. You can see the LC very far off in the distance in the first one, and the PW in the distance in second one.
mmmmmmmm.......MUD and Hills.......always fun
How long were you stuck down there?
How long were you stuck down there?
NOT fun...... When you have to leave it there for a few nights.
abandoning your baby is never fun
Thought I'd add some pics of my 105.
Living in sunny South Africa...never posted before but thought it'd be a good time to do so.
On the farm just fooling around
At the AAWDC funday in Johannesburg
In Lesotho at the borderpost
Lesotho somewhere in the mountains
Another event in Johannesburg
Great forum guys, tons of useful info
Living in sunny South Africa...never posted before but thought it'd be a good time to do so.
On the farm just fooling around
At the AAWDC funday in Johannesburg
In Lesotho at the borderpost
Lesotho somewhere in the mountains
Another event in Johannesburg
Great forum guys, tons of useful info
Nice pics Martiens! You just like to tease us here in the USA unmercifully with your 105 photos don't ya?! Keep them coming! At least we can still dream here without government intervention 
Keep them coming! At least we can still dream here without government intervention
Solid axle IN YOUR FACE! haha, very nice and welcome!
