beags86
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Yeah I'm aware of that stuff. But i don't generally don't pay attention to the BB stuff.
I am not really into rock crawling.
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I am not really into rock crawling.
A local friend that was a member, Ratzilla. He bent the frame pretty good so I swapped the drivetrain and lift to a white Suburban for a little cash plus the Blazer (2002). David (Ratzilla) and his twin brother both passed away about 5 years ago from almost identical stroke and diabetes complications.
Wow that is ancient!
This was the last trip out last year.
This was the last trip out last year.
I am not really either. I went with the flow a few years but I am building an overlander.
beags86
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Come to Northern il and find me some rocks.... then we will talk.
beags86
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Thats more my thing as well.
I'd like to have a capable truck to take everyone to big bend and live out of the truck for a weekend and overland out west some.
I have 2 projects in that direction.
The suburban that will be built for compact camping and mostly reliable.
And some day, if I ever get enough time, the crew cab with the chalet on the back.
I have all the pieces in a trailer just need to clear my plate from all other projects so I can build that one.
Soup Bowl Rubicon Trail
beags86
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Your response implies that there are rocks here. Lol.
I could be down to do what you do if I had the land availability you do.
Unfortunately its just corn fields and subways around here.
beags86
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You were just in my muscle car thread.just the opposite
play the cards your dealt right?
I would say thats playing those cards.....plenty of public roads to drive.
I enjoy those too, with a manual gear box of course.
beags86
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Goal is to make it out west for some off highway adventure once my kids are older.
A good wheeling rig can hit the rocks and wheel to and from the trail. Or climb to 13,000 feet and down the backside of Mt. Antero to a lake nobody fishes very much.
That's my old '75 climbing up the switchbacks of Mt. Antero in central Colorado. Fun trip.
That's my old '75 climbing up the switchbacks of Mt. Antero in central Colorado. Fun trip.
Working the factory springs.
