There was (maybe still is) a place in Japan where they would spray mud on your vehicle with ~3” hoses. Give you that gnar look when you went home to Tokyo Sunday eveningQuote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
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There was (maybe still is) a place in Japan where they would spray mud on your vehicle with ~3” hoses. Give you that gnar look when you went home to Tokyo Sunday eveningQuote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
Seems like a good market to set-up here
Ha, I do the same thing, I cleaned up our campsite 2 nights ago and thought the same about lazy shits in general. But recently I got a custom hitch which made it possible to put my spare back under my van....which means no Trasharoo sadly. That thing was handy. Lost 2 points in the process though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
Gotta offer different flavors of mud. Red rock dust, wet coastal forest, Sierra foothills, etc
More vehicles need an externally mounted bottle opener.
I added this one to the old truck because there was a small dent and rust spot starting at the right place to drill. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...861a57ba7c.jpg
wish I had been able to take a picture, but imagine:
Mitsubishi Sport Cross
Roof tray
Traction boards
jerry can
stickers
all weather tires
flag hanging, from a pole, out a half cracked rear driver side window
A simple, clean, and kinda cute 2
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- winch
- traction plates
Why a winch? Can't like 4 guys lift that thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tap
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It’s to pull out the their friends.
And roof rack was missed.
You ever seen the Top Gear where Hammond has a winch on a tiny vehicle, and tries to pull some monstrosity Clarkson is driving out of the mud? For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction...Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
I was kidding….
But seriously, Archimedes wouldn’t have a problem pulley’ing it off :)
He might just say screw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
While he might love the jokes in principle, he would undoubtedly say that it's pi in the sky for that little thing to winch anything more than an atv out of the mud.
It would be pulley complex, but doable with sufficient leverage
How many points for a Gadsden Flag Patriot paint job?
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The door handles are a nice touch as well
JFC... and the windshield sticker, the cruise Jeep sticker and the aftermarket grille!Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
What grown ass man (let alone self styled patriot) looks at his 4wd and says: yeah, I need those special door handle stickers?
These people with the eyebrow grill accents and eyelids are bizarre. Did they watch “Cars” too many times and wish their Jeeps were animated?
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The "Angry Eyes" look is terrible. The only thing he's missing is the narrow flares.
not a proper gadsden flag.... ya can't just stick a snake on any old thing and go calling it gadsden.
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Check out the hand of god effect from the reflection.
How do you know if you have a horizontal or standing propane tank? Is there a label? Granted this one isn’t hooked up so could just be stowed there.
Traction devices appear on the port aft unseen in the photo.
Lorenzo Llamas could bounty hunt and elude the law in this renegade rig.
In fairness, this is about 45 minutes away from a good amount of public stuff that I wouldn’t do with my buddy’s stock 98 4Runner.
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^^
One thing I don't quite get is why does it seem that all of a sudden people seem to be afraid of actually using their truck beds or SUV cabs. It's like they have to bolt EVERYTHING on to the outside so the bed always stays totally empty. Can someone splain this phenomenom to me? I'd say it was so they can camp in the back, but then they usually have the tent set up on top of the frame, sooooo.....
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It's hard for people to know how hard core you are if things are on the inside.
So here’s the best I got from a tiny amount of trail riding in the 90s:Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
If it’s heavy, and not bolted down, it will hit you in the head or break something else eventually. So if bolting and mounting systems are considered as necessary in order to avoid this (YMMV) then if bolted outside, you save cargo space for other gear. Also saves having to unload a bunch of gear just to access. Just sayin.
Imagine if this happened at the king soopers parking lot? Yikes! Stranded!
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Originally Posted by Jong Lafitte
temp plates must be a GOTOS points multiplier.
And from a more practical standpoint, It’s also a good idea to keep flammables somewhere well ventedQuote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
Hey I’m just the photographer- take it up with Captain AmericaQuote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Good eye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
Is jeep providing an “overland” kit for trust funders?
ok, so..... did he buy it with all that crap already stuck to the side, or did he pick that shit up on his way home from the dealership?
My guess is that Jeep dealers have whole catalogs of this crap when you buy a vehicle. When it was time to talk turkey and they sat down to pick out options, it's apparent that this particular customer said "I'll take one of everything." Salesman: "Huh?" Customer: "You heard me, bub. EV... RY... THING."Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Texas, naturally
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The picture I was referring too has two water jugs and no fuel. Unless he puts fuel in the white ones which would include a stern lecture from his overlanding troop leader.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
This is the worst offender on the whole thread, easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tap
I do like that old red 80s Econoline with 4 ladders in the background though.
The yellow/orange lights at the hood/windshield….?
Hands down. Cracking up over here.Quote:
Originally Posted by muted reborn
A guy at our office has those on his little Jeep SUV. We call him the alley kitten hunter when he’s not around. He just moved from Cali and put them on when he got here. Move to Idaho for the outdoors right?Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
I’m tall, so I’m not sure I could sit under that awning unless I was in a beach chair or on the ground. The ladder is a nice touch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tap
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How often do these dudes run out of gas? LOL
This is what I don't understand, the little extra amount I see bolted on most vehicles would not help them. The other thing I see is no locks. You leave a can of gas on the side of your truck, will be hard pressed in the best neighborhood to keep it long. Shit, the amount of porch theft, surprised any of this shit stays on long.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
Hey now. It's a long, arduous journey to get to that organic grocer! May even have to ford a puddle in the street!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
I swear, these GOTOS guys acting like they gonna hit the ol' Oregon Trail every day on their commutes.
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I too like to stack gas cans right on top of my extra water. Those things never leak.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tap