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Ah, right on. Do you just order a length of it and cut to size yourself and piece it together (like adult K'NEX :laughing:), or do you have to send someone the lengths you need to have it fabbed?
This is an awesome build. Has that 80/20 aluminum extrusion performed pretty well so far (i.e. sturdy with regular use and rolling/bucking on the trails)?
P.S. I catch a glimpse of your rig on Pleasantburg all the time. :smile: I live on E North St near where Keith Dr intersects.
The Gazelle tents are awesome. We have a T4 and love it.
Personally, I'm still a fan of the ground tent over the RTT, since I like the flexibility of being able to leave camp set up and go out exploring from there.
In case anyone's interested, I came across this gem on Craigslist. :smile:
https://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/d/greenville-2010-subaru-forester-xt/7065370655.html
Took me a minute to realize that you're parked next to a telephone pole, and that the thing that appears to be coming up out of the driver side of your hood is not some kind of crazy looking antenna. :laughing:
I've got the Primitive kit on my 2010 Foz. 2 inches with King springs. I love it. Since the Kings are a stiffer spring, they work great with the 2 inch lift. Anything softer at that height would probably feel like a bounce house on the highway. It's the perfect balance of highway comfort, while...
Yeah, that was quite the odd choice of location for an OB rally that was originally advertised as "Southeast". You may have noticed that shortly after they posted it, they removed the "Southeast" labelling and just called it "Ozarks" – assumedly, in response to all of the Southeast folks who...
That's freaking awesome. I was going to proudly say "VDC for the win!" But then I read the description and he's monkeyed with the gearing and has lockers. Oh well, still awesome. :smile:
That's what I'm talking about! :laughing:
And talk about versatility - the person in the rumble seat can hold Jerry cans, clean the rear window, discourage tailgaters. The sky's the limit.
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