Nice pic's, the last one just looks way to cool.My '90, last weekend.
HLT-16 by colbyjstephens, on Flickr
HLT-7 by colbyjstephens, on Flickr
HLT-17 by colbyjstephens, on Flickr
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Pictures of your truck in the SNOW!
- Thread starter nc4wd
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Thanks. It was a fun ride. The shake down run, actually, since I put the one tons on there with the lift and tires. I found a couple small issues I have to deal with, namely relocating the bottom shock mounts on the rear axle and clearancing the front driveshaft. Otherwise, it did fantastic! 
It's hard to tell from that picture, but I'm going down a very steep hill there with big dips under the front driver's tire and the rear passenger tire. The truck articulates real well.
It's hard to tell from that picture, but I'm going down a very steep hill there with big dips under the front driver's tire and the rear passenger tire. The truck articulates real well.
JPOutfitters
1/2 ton status
This is my 87 Burb in the snow this morning..........starting tearing it down last night and since there wasn't any adverse weather in the forecast I left everything, including parts and my tools, laying around! 
Hahah whoops...
oops ,
I don't think that was the intention of the original post
Well hopefully it will thaw out quick and you can clean it all up and won't rust, is that the spindle or the shaft exposed?
I don't think that was the intention of the original post
Well hopefully it will thaw out quick and you can clean it all up and won't rust, is that the spindle or the shaft exposed?
This is my 87 Burb in the snow this morning..........starting tearing it down last night and since there wasn't any adverse weather in the forecast I left everything, including parts and my tools, laying around!
never leave tools out side.
JPOutfitters
1/2 ton status
oops ,
I don't think that was the intention of the original post
Well hopefully it will thaw out quick and you can clean it all up and won't rust, is that the spindle or the shaft exposed?
that was the spindle and the end of the shaft.......I cleaned it off and sprayed it down with some brake cleaner really well, then covered it with WD40 and wrapped it with some rags until I can get out and finish it up
oops ,
I don't think that was the intention of the original post
Well hopefully it will thaw out quick and you can clean it all up and won't rust, is that the spindle or the shaft exposed?
Suppose to be 60 on Saturday......
Well, I guess I could post some of the other SUV in the snow since my Burb was broke(Shocker!!!!)
This has a ton of flex!!
This has a ton of flex!!
Well, I guess I could post some of the other SUV in the snow since my Burb was broke(Shocker!!!!)
This has a ton of flex!!
I was not aware that GMC made minivans.
last saturdays storm 2 feet!
This is my 87 Burb in the snow this morning..........starting tearing it down last night and since there wasn't any adverse weather in the forecast I left everything, including parts and my tools, laying around!
damn global warming...
blazerdavid
Registered Member
This is more of a pic of my truck out of the snow. I found i can get through more snow if my tires spend less time in it.
COCHEV
1/2 ton status
Um David. I dont think that first pic counts as "In the snow". Maybe flying over snow!!!!
Sweet!!!!!!
COCHEV
1/2 ton status
Getting airborn with 38s and built 1/2 tons....
blazerdavid
Registered Member
38's and 10 bolt front
I would show you a picture from the front but you would laugh. I have bent a bunch of 10 bolts. I am going to go to 1 tons some time but I like less weight for the snow. Good thing 10 bolts are cheap to free around here. I would really like to save up some money and get a high pinion 60 for the front.
I would show you a picture from the front but you would laugh. I have bent a bunch of 10 bolts. I am going to go to 1 tons some time but I like less weight for the snow. Good thing 10 bolts are cheap to free around here. I would really like to save up some money and get a high pinion 60 for the front.
Hovertruck!
