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'99 4 Door Tahoe SAS Build, Taking it back a few years
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Where y'all headed?
Barnwell Mountain outside of Gilmer, TX.
You'll like it. I used to live about an hour from there and we made the trip often. very nice park
Here's a pic from the last time I was tbere, about 2012 I believe. Sorry for the hijack.
The answer is No! You can't expect the top to stay on with just 4 bolt!
Well Shit!
4 hard days in Moab and minimal damage. Half a day wheeling on a trail 40 miles up the road and end up with this! Oh well, Looks like some more mods to be made. Trim the rear fenders and a rear bumper with wrapped corners.
Ahh man, you had a perfect body.
Congrats on the GMOTM!
Congrats on the GMOTM!
It was bound to happen sooner or later. Still had a great day of wheelin.
And thanks. I am proud to be this months winner. To even have been nominated ment a lot.
And thanks. I am proud to be this months winner. To even have been nominated ment a lot.
Congrats on GMOTM 
And bumper time!
And bumper time!
I have to say, Barnwell Mountain ORV park in east Texas is certainly worth a visit. The place really surprised me! If your within a days driving distance and are looking for some rocky trails, then you need to check this place out. Very clean and well maintained. And great trails for this area! Trails challenging enough to have been a stop on Peterson's magazine Ultimate Adventure back in 2007. Anyway, here's just a handful of pics form Saturday:
There was the exciting reinstall of the top that fell off on the trail. These have bolts to hold them on for a reason! (My back still hurts)
After the recent rebuild, the transfer case shift linkage is still out of adjustment. The last couple of hills had me with left foot throttle and right foot firmly holding the T-case in low range. Challenging!!
There was the exciting reinstall of the top that fell off on the trail. These have bolts to hold them on for a reason! (My back still hurts)
After the recent rebuild, the transfer case shift linkage is still out of adjustment. The last couple of hills had me with left foot throttle and right foot firmly holding the T-case in low range. Challenging!!
yup, done the "hold the transfer case in gear" thing myself a time or two. Good times.
The barn doors are cool.
And the H1 wheels look right on it too!
And the H1 wheels look right on it too!
Looks like you had fun.
Rock sliders installed!! This is the first step in body armor I'm going to do. I tried to keep a clean look. I think the turned out pretty good.
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One from the bottom side.
Nice job looks really good! Is that just 2" square tube? I need to do some like that but I prob need to add a step bar also for the wifey .
Yes Sir! Just 2" square tub.
I like I a lot. Very nice!
