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Lets See Your Dirtiest Pic!
- Thread starter jeffs blackjeep
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Influencer I
Probably the dirtiest it has been. Got caught in a storm in the Badlands in Anza Borrego. The sand there is like concrete when it dries, so I had to wash it ASAP when I got home. Had enough dirt in the driveway to fill the bed of a dump truck. It was way dirtier than it looks since the sand/mud blends in perfectly with my paint lol.Took 3 months for it wash off of the driveway and street haha.
Influencer II
What kind of rig is the small one #2 from the left? It looks kinds european..A bunch of us took a dirty picture together at Prairie city a few weeks back. Some got more dirty than others, I think everyone broke something that day.
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Advocate II
Definitely digging the new paint skeme lol
Enthusiast III
Thanks man! Love your videos! Keep it up [emoji106]
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Advocate II
Thanks so much that's awesome of you! Glad to have you along on this journey!
Advocate I
This was after going through the, not so dry, Soda Dry Lake.
Traveler III
Not an adventure, just at work.
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Traveler III
The mud hole he found looked much better than it smelled.... Bleh!
Advocate II
Look like he had fun.
Advocate II
In the grand scheme of things, it's not really a lot of mud.. but I was stuck and slowly sinking - and for someone that has little interest in playing around in the 'mud', I was eager to get out. It took a bit, but another rig and some creative winching pulled me out. Word of advice, watch where you wheel when things are frozen - the walk test to review the trail was all good. First "recon rig" through and back was all good... but by the time we decided to all start to proceed, the sun was a bit higher and warming up the ground. First rig through started to sink but made it. I didn't get very far :(
The aftermath of a mud bath by e j, on Flickr
The aftermath of a mud bath by e j, on Flickr
Advocate III
Apparently in the last pic, the crapper was a little full....Old rig.. I hate mud.
Another older rig I had....
None of current rigs because I try to avoid mud lol
Advocate III
Omg....freaking love this thing...so hard to find the Brat looking great and not just riddled with rust...Bravo sir
Advocate III
Great pic....wicked lookingIn the grand scheme of things, it's not really a lot of mud.. but I was stuck and slowly sinking - and for someone that has little interest in playing around in the 'mud', I was eager to get out. It took a bit, but another rig and some creative winching pulled me out. Word of advice, watch where you wheel when things are frozen - the walk test to review the trail was all good. First "recon rig" through and back was all good... but by the time we decided to all start to proceed, the sun was a bit higher and warming up the ground. First rig through started to sink but made it. I didn't get very far :(
The aftermath of a mud bath by e j, on Flickr
Advocate II
That looks stickyIn the grand scheme of things, it's not really a lot of mud.. but I was stuck and slowly sinking - and for someone that has little interest in playing around in the 'mud', I was eager to get out. It took a bit, but another rig and some creative winching pulled me out. Word of advice, watch where you wheel when things are frozen - the walk test to review the trail was all good. First "recon rig" through and back was all good... but by the time we decided to all start to proceed, the sun was a bit higher and warming up the ground. First rig through started to sink but made it. I didn't get very far :(
The aftermath of a mud bath by e j, on Flickr
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Traveler I
Pictures don't do it justice, but the Dalton highway is a dirty one.
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