Storm24m
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Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
It's pretty bad a$$. I didn't see a sticker. Is it someone from CK5?
It's pretty bad a$$. I didn't see a sticker. Is it someone from CK5?
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Who's 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
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Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
I believe I saw that K5 at the Indy Jamboree last year. That is one tough truck !! I told him about CK5, so if he is hear I am sure he'll step up !!
I believe I saw that K5 at the Indy Jamboree last year. That is one tough truck !! I told him about CK5, so if he is hear I am sure he'll step up !!
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
Check this out. /forums/images/icons/wink.gif /forums/images/icons/cool.gif
Check this out. /forums/images/icons/wink.gif /forums/images/icons/cool.gif
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
Ignore my reply from above...I was not paying attention to which magazine you were talking about. /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif I reread the thread title and realized you were talking about Four Wheeler mag. /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif
As for your question...I'm stumped. Don't know who the guy is and never heard of him, nor of a username on this site..if he is here.
Ignore my reply from above...I was not paying attention to which magazine you were talking about. /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif I reread the thread title and realized you were talking about Four Wheeler mag. /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif
As for your question...I'm stumped. Don't know who the guy is and never heard of him, nor of a username on this site..if he is here.
mudduck
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Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
that blazer belongs to Jeremy Naeger, he is owner of Custom Differiatals in Bloomsdale,MO he builds diffs for all kinds of trucks
that blazer belongs to Jeremy Naeger, he is owner of Custom Differiatals in Bloomsdale,MO he builds diffs for all kinds of trucks
ntaj*ep
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Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
That thing is awsome!!! It said he built it in like 40 days or something, that makes me ill. I like the end of the story, the part about him rolling it. Haha, use it or lose it!!! BADA$$!! /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
That thing is awsome!!! It said he built it in like 40 days or something, that makes me ill. I like the end of the story, the part about him rolling it. Haha, use it or lose it!!! BADA$$!! /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
Yea, that truck was at Indy last year. I wanted to see him on the Skyjacker rock pile but unfortunately he killed a right front axle on the first big rock. It looked/sounded cool when it broke but I never saw it after that.
Pretty cool axles, anybody know if they have a web site?
Yea, that truck was at Indy last year. I wanted to see him on the Skyjacker rock pile but unfortunately he killed a right front axle on the first big rock. It looked/sounded cool when it broke but I never saw it after that.
Pretty cool axles, anybody know if they have a web site?
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
Ive seen the truck at Mudstock in Potosi. Did you notice several photo glitches? Check out the jump scene, it has leaves in the rear (like it did when it was built) and Steve Frisbie confirmed this. He had leaves during the photo shoot in Cedar Hill, MO (near St. Louis). Steve was there at the photo shoot for the September 2001 Cover truck. Anyhoo, the truck would collapse the springs in the rear every time it would jump and bottom out the Boggers in the rear fenders. So, it appears they took the photo of the rear suspension way after the previous photo shoot. Plus, he did roll the truck, but that was way later as well. The truck hadnt been rolled at the Mudstock event last year and wasnt rolled during the photo shoot - but notice the absence of a windshield and big dent in the hood on the Interior Shot.
Im not saying its a bad rig, just wasnt built in 35 days (at least to those specs). Hell, mine was built in 35 days plus or minus a few years!
Plus, I dont think this guy is a member of this site. If he is, he better start wheeling with us Missouri Boys! /forums/images/icons/grin.gif
Hey Burb, was this truck at Indy in 2001? If so, I didn't catch it. Anybody else attend the 2001 Indy Jambo?
Ive seen the truck at Mudstock in Potosi. Did you notice several photo glitches? Check out the jump scene, it has leaves in the rear (like it did when it was built) and Steve Frisbie confirmed this. He had leaves during the photo shoot in Cedar Hill, MO (near St. Louis). Steve was there at the photo shoot for the September 2001 Cover truck. Anyhoo, the truck would collapse the springs in the rear every time it would jump and bottom out the Boggers in the rear fenders. So, it appears they took the photo of the rear suspension way after the previous photo shoot. Plus, he did roll the truck, but that was way later as well. The truck hadnt been rolled at the Mudstock event last year and wasnt rolled during the photo shoot - but notice the absence of a windshield and big dent in the hood on the Interior Shot.
Im not saying its a bad rig, just wasnt built in 35 days (at least to those specs). Hell, mine was built in 35 days plus or minus a few years!
Plus, I dont think this guy is a member of this site. If he is, he better start wheeling with us Missouri Boys! /forums/images/icons/grin.gif
Hey Burb, was this truck at Indy in 2001? If so, I didn't catch it. Anybody else attend the 2001 Indy Jambo?
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
I was at Indy last year. I've been about 8 or 9 times since '90, every year I'm completely in awe of how big the show is. You really can not successfully describe the show to someone that's never been - it's almost like going to truck heaven for 3 days. One of these days I'll take my truck (12 hrs is a long way to tow it just to say it was there!).
I've got some pictures and video of that Blazer, I'll go home tonight and look at them. You've got me curious about what the rear end was like at the show. I do remember that the truck body was pretty beat up. I really didn't study the whole truck (wish I had now!) because I couldn't take my eyes off of the Dana 80's and then I got sidetracked by an older Bronco with the WMS Dana 60 knuckles that was parked next to it. I've got to quit, just thinking about all that stuff again is making me dizzy!
I was at Indy last year. I've been about 8 or 9 times since '90, every year I'm completely in awe of how big the show is. You really can not successfully describe the show to someone that's never been - it's almost like going to truck heaven for 3 days. One of these days I'll take my truck (12 hrs is a long way to tow it just to say it was there!).
I've got some pictures and video of that Blazer, I'll go home tonight and look at them. You've got me curious about what the rear end was like at the show. I do remember that the truck body was pretty beat up. I really didn't study the whole truck (wish I had now!) because I couldn't take my eyes off of the Dana 80's and then I got sidetracked by an older Bronco with the WMS Dana 60 knuckles that was parked next to it. I've got to quit, just thinking about all that stuff again is making me dizzy!
Re: Who\'s 1st gen is on the August Four Wheeler Cover?
I did see his booth. I stopped to look at the stuff and the truck on display. Unfortunately, I did not discover this site until after the show so I was uneducated as to who and what I was looking at. It's probably lucky for **begin southern drawl** y'all **end southern drawl** that I wasn't aware of who you were or I would have set up camp at the booth!! Next time! Next time!
I did see his booth. I stopped to look at the stuff and the truck on display. Unfortunately, I did not discover this site until after the show so I was uneducated as to who and what I was looking at. It's probably lucky for **begin southern drawl** y'all **end southern drawl** that I wasn't aware of who you were or I would have set up camp at the booth!! Next time! Next time!
