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

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Originally Posted by oldblue

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Spotted in it's natural habitat.

Hartford - Springfield area. Rich in overlanding possibilities.


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I think this is a winner. I get to 15 points before I start counting the lights

And extra points for the ironic stickers in rear window and passenger side that appear to say “Adventures_with_Less”.

It does appear to be missing traction plates though…

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Originally Posted by bodywhomper

What’s the faucet/hose bib for on the jeep?

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Which one? The one on the bumper Flounder describes, the one on the can SYF describes, or the $550 one from Yakima across the back?
The last of which I’ve seen built from pvc pipe for about $30.

It's like that shovel was designed by someone who never used one.

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Anybody know what the long rectangular box on top underside of rack (with blue padlock) is supposed to hold?

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Originally Posted by TBS

Anybody know what the long rectangular box on top underside of rack (with blue padlock) is supposed to hold?

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Anal beads

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Looks like traction boards. Which is funny because it will make it even harder to get bikes on the tailgate.

I meant the bumper faucet.

That shovel…. Wft? I can’t imagine. Sharpening that thing?

Looks like the rear upper bar is hinged so bike access only requires that extra step of unlocking & lifting it, among the others to get bikes over that tailgate…

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Originally Posted by oldblue

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Spotted in it's natural habitat.

Hartford - Springfield area. Rich in overlanding possibilities.


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Nailed it!

Old school…

How many points for a brass wild boar?

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Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn

At least the Dolphin was built on a 1 ton chassis


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I recall visiting my Grandparents as a kid and driving all over western WA in their Dolphin to go fishing.

That thing was fucking awesome.

Wish I'd had the foreknowledge to snag it when they passed.

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Originally Posted by From_the_NEK

But seeing as that impressive display of GOTOS is from CT, they probably just drive it to the top of the Okemo auto road. Then they park it in the most conspicuous location possible in front of their slopeside house.

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I live in fucking Danbury. It's seriously amazing how much of this stuff I see around here. Mostly pristine. Pretty sure my 2014 Mazda3 wagon has seen more offroad action than most of the GOTOS rigs I've seen around here.

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Originally Posted by Peruvian

Old school…

How many points for a brass wild boar?

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That looks like a John Kearney bumper sculpture.

Cool dude. Lots of his art in chicago and ptown

He lied about his age to enlist for ww2

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kearney_(artist)

Not sure that’s his work. But very similar.

I agree this vehicle doesn't make sense, but around here (east coast) you see vehicles set up for driving on the beach. If you have an oversand permit you can drive way out and camp and fish all night. It's super fun. That said, you see stock RAV4 with aired down tires doing just fine, sometimes the ruts get deep but overall you don't need what you see there.

I recently drove way down hole in the rock Rd in Escalante. There was one deep hole that had a plastic bumper in it

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Originally Posted by evdog

Wow, the more you look at it the more shit you see. Go pro mount and "Overland" decal on the front fender. Fold down foot steps on every door. Ooh. Another go pro mount on the front of the RTT. Spigot on the mounted water can actually makes a lot of sense...so you can actually use it easily. What's the other spigot for down on the rear bumper? Partial window molle panels on the back.

Are those stock bumpers and running boards? They don't look like steel which means the hi lift is going to be pretty useless.

Where do you even overland on the east coast?

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I recall visiting my Grandparents as a kid and driving all over western WA in their Dolphin to go fishing.

That thing was fucking awesome.

Wish I'd had the foreknowledge to snag it when they passed.

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I still see one driving around town. If I see it again I'll grab a pic.

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Originally Posted by SKIP IN7RO

Fuck, my extra-tall, two-toned Nick's boots with the lineman shank would look good stepping out of that rig.

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I don’t know if everyone will get that, but I laughed.

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Originally Posted by TBS

The Gambler 500 came thru our village on its way to Crescent
https://www.gambler500.com/

TL;DR - buy a car for $500, rally it for 500 miles off road, pick up trash on public lands

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$500?

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Looks like he had added some bad ass lunch bag to the rear tire
Can I get a points judge ?
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What does that sound like at highway speed

That really is over the top

One of these people threw a Birkenstock at Perry Farrell.

Ladder under the awning ??? Yeah….


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Yard sale waiting to happen.

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Looks like he had added some bad ass lunch bag to the rear tire
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Should probably get a couple negative points for signs of use.

Seen today…a jacked bmw 735iL
Prolly legit & currently unloaded of the external mounted gear
Big tire excepted cuz that prolly doesn’t fit in the trunk
But an oddity & wasn’t sure where to post it

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^ legit mount hood Sasquatch searching stoner mobile


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