Wouldn’t all these bolt on accessories get stolen the second you stop in any US major city and have a meal or something? San Francisco Bay Area they’ll break windows for an iPhone cable.
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Wouldn’t all these bolt on accessories get stolen the second you stop in any US major city and have a meal or something? San Francisco Bay Area they’ll break windows for an iPhone cable.
Ok, I finally saw some rigs on the street with all the plastic shit attached to the outside. When did that become a thing? I have to admit I didn't calculate their scores because I was in disbelief at what I was seeing. Especially the guy who had all black. How does he know which condiment is in which container???
Really appears to have become a thing in the last 3-4 years. Social media has really fueled the growth with sedentary Millennial and Gen-Xer males feeling the need to display their masculinity, outdoors acumen and patriotism by covering their 4wd with chinese-made accessories.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
I saw a guy last week with a expedition snorkel zip-tied to his A pillar, but not connected through the hood - just dangling off the side of his beater Tahoe.
Ours is a society whose individual’s personalities are now being defined solely by their consumer choices. Explosion of social media and limiting real life interaction and belonging has brought about the increase in posturing. People will buy stuff that they don’t need but might need. People will buy stuff that looks cool but will never understand it’s usefulness or it’s proper use.
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Kaczynski was right i tell's ya...Quote:
Originally Posted by mcphee
who sold you those apostrophes, for example?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcphee
Same guy who sold you your capitalization. Lick a dick, grammar dork.
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It is the crux of the biscuit
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Been holding this one since last January… thought it maybe belonged in the gaper spirit animal thread.
The Last OG was spotted adventuring through the shopping centers of Portland's western 'burbs. #One Less Sprinter
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^so shiny!
I don't think that has ever even seen a gravel driveway.
The inside of a GOTOS vehicle:https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...26b085044e.jpg
Work in progress. Put the clunky steel bumper, winch, and beater Amazon led pods up front already as well as the oversized tires. Gonna try and find some plastic stuff to strap to various places and maybe a shovel or pulaski or whatever too. Oh, and like a dozen more light pods all over the damned place. I kinda fancy it being like a Christmas tree. You gotta put some lights and tinsel and shit on there, ya know?
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Where's this beast stack up?
1974 Ford C750 Camelot Cruiser Puts the Home in Motorhome, Even Has a Basement Garage
https://www.autoevolution.com/news/1...ge-168111.html
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I would go drool all over it if I saw it in person. Just a rolling exhibit of 70s decor which I strangely enjoy.
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hmm...single ski rack on the passenger side?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eluder
Holy shit. I bet the Jolly Green Giant there get about 5 gallons per mile. GPM. Not MPG.
It’s like a giant Hot Wheels!Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
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I think I actually had this one!Quote:
Originally Posted by HD333
I think the couple extra antennae made it just a little too top heavy...
https://thechive.com/wp-content/uplo...e_bust=3795361
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Probably has GMRS and HAM license for that Baufeng.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
This one is treading the fine line between cool and outrageous. I want to see the interior.
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^^^An 8 pointer anyway. Maybe more
I see the mustard and Mayo containers - where’s the ketchup?
Here you go. $185k is solidly in the outrageous category.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
https://camperguide.org/winnebago-revel-review/
Wow, I thought Winnebagos were sort of a working man's RV. I guess not anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagtagley