Thats the most texas thing ever...
A cowboy hat might have completed the ensemble

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Thats the most texas thing ever...
Oil change. And then I took shotgunning a beer too literally.
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Omg. If you did that in California, the SWAT, FBI, CIA, MIB, will be at your house in minutes.
YES! Is that a Winchester 1200?Oil change. And then I took shotgunning a beer too literally.
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Nicely done!
Two items to note: 1 be really careful with a rotary around the edges of panels and sharp creases as you can burn through the paint. 2 the white on the hundred is a single stage paint (no clear coat) so be careful not to take too much off as you can burn through to the primer if you do. It is best to just leave most of the deeper scratches because of this. Ha ha one of the previous owners of my car got a little over zealous and there is now both of the aforementioned issues with my paint.
Omg. If you did that in California, the SWAT, FBI, CIA, MIB, will be at your house in minutes.
Nice trailer!
Anywhere to wheel / off-road there?
The NJ Pine Barrens is enormous. Not much in the way of elevation change (unless you know where to go) but plenty of mud, sugar sand, super-tight trails and lots of water crossings. Definitely worth exploring.We only had time for mountain biking since it was a 1 night trip. There are seemingly endless miles of trails which are great for quads, dirt bikes and mountain biking. I'm not sure about wheeling though as its flat terrain and sandy!
So you can drive your 100 out there?The NJ Pine Barrens is enormous. Not much in the way of elevation change (unless you know where to go) but plenty of mud, sugar sand, super-tight trails and lots of water crossings. Definitely worth exploring.
Yes. You cannot legally go "off-trail," since a lot of the area is sensitive, but you can spend a couple of days driving through Colliers Mills WMA, Wharton State Forest, Brendan T. Byrne State Forest etc. and only scratch the surface. I can't speak for other parts of the state, but this is the case in the Pine Barrens. Here's some footage of some of my favorite spots:So you can drive your 100 out there?
I'm asking bc i have been to other NJ state forest to wheel - was greeted by a friendly ranger who told me it was prohibited
YES! Is that a Winchester 1200?
Browning Citori base 12g 30". It's my bash around shotgun. My gems are the Blazer F16 32" 12g and Perazzi MX2000/10 35" 12g.
So you can drive your 100 out there?
I'm asking bc i have been to other NJ state forest to wheel - was greeted by a friendly ranger who told me it was prohibited
Nice selection! Those are some serious gems for sure. My husband is taking me to the shooting range today. It was supposed to be a surprise date haha.
I’ve got that Citori 12ga in 26in. Kicks like a mule and fun as hell to shoot!