That’s it...it’s time to play G.O.T.O.S.

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any points for strange announcement of your engine type on the windshield?
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Points will then be assigned according to the diameter of exhaust. Additional bonus points will be awarded per hole sawzalled in sheet metal to route the exhaust systems.

Rednecks also strap a lotta different things to their trucks but not like how the modern overlandnerds do that’s for sure. I like the idea of using beaver pelts instead of traction pads though, I wonder if rotopax makes an attachment for them?

And how many points is this one?

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Rednecks also strap a lotta different things to their trucks but not like how the modern overlandnerds do that’s for sure. I like the idea of using beaver pelts instead of traction pads though, I wonder if rotopax makes an attachment for them?

And how many points is this one?

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That
Is
Amazing.

Just the hours of taxidermy. And
Hours more to mount it.

And driving a huge rig with zero purpose
Other than carrying dead shit.
Wow.

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Rednecks also strap a lotta different things to their trucks but not like how the modern overlandnerds do that’s for sure. I like the idea of using beaver pelts instead of traction pads though, I wonder if rotopax makes an attachment for them?

And how many points is this one?

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Meth. Lots and lots. Only way that happens

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Rednecks also strap a lotta different things to their trucks but not like how the modern overlandnerds do that’s for sure. I like the idea of using beaver pelts instead of traction pads though, I wonder if rotopax makes an attachment for them?

And how many points is this one?

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Jer?

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Well fuck me with a pick axe.

That set up needs to be photoshopped all the way down the side. Are they a overlander or landscaper?

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That's my hood. I would put up the WRV against any place on earth for Sprinter per Capita. It is absolutely wild.

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Rednecks also strap a lotta different things to their trucks but not like how the modern overlandnerds do that’s for sure. I like the idea of using beaver pelts instead of traction pads though, I wonder if rotopax makes an attachment for them?

And how many points is this one?

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Absolutely fantastic.

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Holy chick magnet.

Needs truck nutz. How many points would that add?

sent from Utah.

Guess the Capitol attack dude wasn't hard to track down with that rig.

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Needs truck nutz. How many points would that add?

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I'm sure they're in there somewhere.

Where does this one fit in this game?

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1974 Pinzgauer - Well Equipped High Mobility All Terrain Vehicle - $35,000 (Rifle)

https://westslope.craigslist.org/cto...309783539.html

Overpriced unless your thing is overlanding locally at low speeds.

It's very confusing because, on the one hand, there's a deer butt on the rear of the vehicle, which makes sense, but on the other hand, there is a deer head right next to it facing backwards.
I'm with MTT. Meth. If whoever drives that has all their teeth, I'd be very surprised.

That’s got to smell pretty bad after some rain

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Depends. Store bought Nutz or plain old taxidermy nuts?

I guess we need to expand the acronym to GOTOSOV (...or Volvo). I think a bonus point is warranted for the original Euro plate covered by the Washington one.
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I bet you could launch that thing at least 350' into a Minnesota lake

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I guess we need to expand the acronym to GOTOSOV (...or Volvo). I think a bonus point is warranted for the original Euro plate covered by the Washington one.
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If that had a wincvh up front I would be impressed. Still that is sumthin.

That thing is sweet. I don’t think it belongs in this thread...


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For something a little different...
Friday at Mt Bachelor

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Don't think I would want to drive that in a stiff headwind

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He's fine. C4S, what a great spring ski ride to the mountain.

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for the record, the bucket seats, console and shifter make Porsches a less than optimal place to get yer dick sucked.

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Agree to disagree. As BB points out, it's really a matter of effort. Where there's a will, there's a way.

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Finally, someone bringing a standardized TGR measuring stick. Well done.

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That thing is sweet. I don’t think it belongs in this thread...

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Agreed. It belongs in Wagon Stoke.

I need to get a pic of this little old Civic from around here. Snorkel, plastic fenders, camo paint. About 2" off the ground and so small a few people could pick it up. It's parked near a popular trailhead in town so you Missoula maggots probably know what I'm talking about.
I don't get it. But hey, if you have to ask, right?

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This is crazy-ass awesome. Any know how complicated/expensive it is do so a lift on these? Would be a fun project on the right donor car.


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This is crazy-ass awesome. Any know how complicated/expensive it is do so a lift on these? Would be a fun project on the right donor car.

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I thought about a lifted Volvo wagon but just ended up getting a 100 series land cruiser as my lifted shoebox. Easy button with the same reliability IME.