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Jeffrey Dill

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HappyOurOverlanding said:
I finally put my Emblems on both vehicles....
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Now before you die-hard 4x4 'enthusiasts' ding me for adhering the badge to my Hyundai :astonished:, remember it's not always what you drive. It's that your outfitting and exploring. :smile: And this little baby worked in a pinch when the 4x4 was in the shop.

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And here it is on the 4x4. :sunglasses:

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Whatever gets you out there. Nothing at all wrong with a Hyundai.
 
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Just joined the community a few weeks ago and promptly got my badge in the mail:

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And finally got it installed over the weekend:

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Installing this aftermarket upgrade instantly increased my SPGs (smiles per gallon) at least 10 fold!
 
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HappyOurOverlanding said:
Excellent placement and nice leveling job. Enjoy your smiles per gallon.
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Thanks! It was surprisingly difficult to find a dead flat surface on the back of the Foz. Had to just press the badge down on the surface and slide it around until I could see from the top that all edges were touching metal. :blush:
 
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Desert Runner said:
THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING....Sticker...

Where did that come from...website, club, retailer?, inquiring minds would like to know[emoji7]
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Its a vinyl i picked up from the guy that made my TRD Offroad replacements..View attachment 92675

He can do all types of custom stuff. He is super responsive, easy to work with, and his prices are reasonable.

"stickerHI" is his website. I found him originally on Tacoma World his handle is CBoy808.
 
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Bob Dunlop said:
Emblems!Yay!
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H2's are becoming a rare breed. They once were everywhere here in Southern Nevada. Now, you rarely see a H2, and even H3's are disappearing off the road. I don't think it's from accidents, maybe just parked/garaged, or bought and moved out of the country more than likely. Over the years, i saw some that were real trail rigs, with RTT's, racks, and winches, real rock sliders etc. I have even seen 2 that were hardcore. They had the interior spare tire....AND...the rear bumper swing-away spare option. If you could afford it, the last years ALPHA option was the ticket with the Duramax and Allison transmission.
 
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Desert Runner said:
H2's are becoming a rare breed. They once were everywhere here in Southern Nevada. Now, you rarely see a H2, and even H3's are disappearing off the road. I don't think it's from accidents, maybe just parked/garaged, or bought and moved out of the country more than likely. Over the years, i saw some that were real trail rigs, with RTT's, racks, and winches, real rock sliders etc. I have even seen 2 that were hardcore. They had the interior spare tire....AND...the rear bumper swing-away spare option. If you could afford it, the last years ALPHA option was the ticket with the Duramax and Allison transmission.
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Mine is a work in progress
Spare on top
 
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