And apparently lack of affordable ski town housing.Quote:
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And apparently lack of affordable ski town housing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Quality subie today. There were at least 7 led light pods on the front plus the condiments and the rather curious spare tire mount.
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I think the ketchup and mayo proportions are reversed for a good gaper burger sauce.
I'd say fry sauce if it were here, but seeing how it's a CO plate...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
Curious spare placement indeed. I guess access to your hatch is less critical when you have all your shit strapped to the top.
But how is that low pro racing slick going to get you out of the snow in the Wegman's parking lot if you've run over a broken kombucha bottle?
Definitely an odd rim/tire combo for a full-size spare and condiment containers GOTOS rig.
Someone should make a type of car that has a lot of dedicated storage space where you can put things like bikes, skis, tents, etc. That would help you eliminate all of those extra add-ons like a ski rack, a bike rack, a pop-up tent, etc. I bet that would be really popular.
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It’s called a vanQuote:
Originally Posted by CirqueScaler
Can i go offroad with a van : )Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
All the Mercedes Sprinter GOTOS around here have AT tires, so imma say yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by twat
If by off-road you mean Whole Foods. The answer is yes.Quote:
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I was wondering what these strange tires are for.Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
Don't Outbacks have a 5 bolt hub?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
It’s an extendable overlander chip dip platter holder. Bolts are not the issue. Pro tip-the white container is the crema.
You got a wonder how those other two vehicle‘s were able to make it there without all the gear?
Thanks to the winch on the front of the Sprinter van they made it.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
I know, right?! I still find the whole exterior-mounted traction plate trend hilarious. I wonder how Harry ever survived living at elevation in Big Sky with his Chevy Cruze and no traction plates or jerry cans of condiments!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Umm... it's called overlanding. It's very important and very serious. And in no way is it like car camping. At all...Quote:
Originally Posted by twat
VT is a dangerous state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Traction plates and rooftop AC are mandatory
Not to mention the mustard container. How else you gonna cross state lines with illegal mustard.
Found this specimen yesterday on I-70 (passenger took pics)
Awning...check
Dumb roof rack...check
Shovel...check
Ammo can...check
Neptune Mountaineering sticker on ammo can...double fucking check
MaxTrax...check
AT spare on swing gate arm...check
BULL BAR with DOPE LIGHT BAR...muthafuckin check
MINIVAN...TRIPLE fucking CHECK
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She's a beaut, Clark
That sir, is a battle wagon. And I'm not convinced they aren't trolling the rest of the #overlanding crowd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soups
We'd have to know if the AT spare matches the tires on the ground or if it's just there as a statement. If the latter, it's either one hell of a troll or one hell of a poser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat Sig
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