Member III
from our little adventure yesterday , plan was a drive down a very bumpy road to a high lake ..... normally it would be about 15' deep right here ..... oops
your rig parked at work
your rig parked at work
Post a pic, make a new photo challenge!
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Member III
So here's my rig parked. Since I'm retired, does this count if I'm ready to do some overlanding?
Member III
If approved....the next challenge is...A rig you really really Really wanted but then tested it and new it wasn't.
Advocate II
Sorry been out for a few, resigned from my day job and went to work for my wife. Life has been crazy, But I thought I always wanted a rat rod, until I borrowed one from a local dealer for a car show that was happening on our street. I've driven alot of shady stuff, but this was death on wheels.
Let's see the puddle under your rig. (Come on older rigs)
Let's see the puddle under your rig. (Come on older rigs)
Member III
Member III
the zr2 , now I diddnt get a chance to take it offroad and I'm sure that would have helped a ton but on the road it just felt odd. seats where I a strange position for me and the motor wasn't as impressive as I thought it would be. 
I like this challenge let's go again
I like this challenge let's go again
Member III
Advocate II
Honestly @Smileyshaun I am a pretty big fan of some of your old rigs. Love a ZJ, would sport a sequoia, and your Chevy is SICK. I'm trieng to warm up to your suby, but I'm not there yet. There is a lifted Forester on here that the guy painted an FDE, lifted, built a rack and RTT thats awesome, but I can't find his build thread. Also there are WAY to many 80 series on here for me to choose any specific one.
Same challenge!
Same challenge!
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Member III
Well thanks man , I did enjoy those rigs and had some fun in them they all came up a little short as a wheelin rig so that's the main reason for moving to the subi so my free time can be concentrated on my nutty cj5 project ..... the tahoe is still for sale btw
Member III
the other reason for the subi is to slow down my vehicular ADD ,this is all in the last 4 years
along with the other rigs
along with the other rigs
Member III
Member III
I know it's not a overlanding rig but Fred Williams from dirt every day little Toyota Clampy . it's simple but gets the job done .
let's go one more round of a rig you admire
let's go one more round of a rig you admire
Member III
I probably should have left it stock but my first thought was .... MORE POWER so I attempted to stuff a vortec Chevy 4.3 in it , it fit and might of worked but i just diddnt like the overall fitment so I pulled it out and the next attempt was a turbo 2.3 ford but I lost motivation and needed room in the garage so I sadly sold it .
Influencer I
Member III
sorry not trying to take over the thread but @FozRoamer forester is a sweet ride and something very different.
how about your dream vehicle
how about your dream vehicle
This rig just tickled me in all the right spots!
Let's see a picture of your off the grid camp shower setups!
Let's see a picture of your off the grid camp shower setups!
Advocate II
Just installed it a few days ago so I haven’t “used” it yet 
Influencer I
Lol I was ready to snap a pic of the light bar actually on if need be. Anyways let’s make the next one a pic next to a train or train tracks
