I want to know how you got body damage on fins-n-things 
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WL: 1990 K5 (California to Nebraska on 38" rubber. (WARNING: Lots of Pics))
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JBerno
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That was pretty cool 
. Thanks for sharing
. Thanks for sharing
spongeidys
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i live right at the bottom of the hill for the eisenhower tunnel... i can see 70 from my apartment
DK5
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Nice pics, makes me want to get more into wheeling and go there 
Wait, you got stopped in NE for not having a front plate with CA tags?
How does that work?
I'm running IL and TX tags here in CA on three trucks. None of them have front plates, all are required....and I haven't even been stopped in IL or TX with them.
How does that work?
I'm running IL and TX tags here in CA on three trucks. None of them have front plates, all are required....and I haven't even been stopped in IL or TX with them.
Cool pics. Wait.....They have hills in Nebraska???
ZJumper
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Awesome post!
I've seen that K5 a few times here in the Antelope Valley. I live 12 miles North from where you picked your K5 up from.
How much gas did you burn on the trip home?
I've seen that K5 a few times here in the Antelope Valley. I live 12 miles North from where you picked your K5 up from.
How much gas did you burn on the trip home?
Sweet pics man!!
JPOutfitters
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I'd like to know how much gas also!
72blazerguy
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mtnman210
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cool pictures!! I've wheeled with that blazer many times. It's kinda fun to watch it's new adventures with it's new owner.
Wait, you got stopped in NE for not having a front plate with CA tags?
How does that work?
I'm running IL and TX tags here in CA on three trucks. None of them have front plates, all are required....and I haven't even been stopped in IL or TX with them.
It wad on Interstate 80. They were looking for drugs.
Martin
Yes they do. Interstate 80 follows the Platte River Valley. The same path the pioneers took across Nebraska. The reason they followed that path was because it was the easiest way. That is why everyone who drives through Nebraska thinks it is a flat state. Of course it is flat along the river bottom. I take it you have never been to the sandhills? Every time I hear a joke about Nebraska being flat, I want to ask that person to come run a tractor across the land we farm.
Martin
Thank you. As for the gas, probably $500 worth??? It would have been cheaper to have it shipped, but what fun would that be???
Martin
I want to know how you got body damage on fins-n-things
Flexed the front end out on something, caused the tire to hit the fender and push it into the door.
Martin
That was pretty cool
Thanks for looking. It was a fun trip.
Martin
That looks like a fun trip. It's been awhile since anyone has done a road trip like that and posted about it.
Looks like it was a good trip, great pics!
Awesome...just awesome! Always cool to have a camera buff along for the trip, and it looks like it was a fun trip!
Rene
Rene
