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Enthusiast III
Enthusiast III
North east adventures
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Here is my 1997 LX450 I wish I had kept this one. Had factory lockers frt and rear. I had OME 2.5 lift and some 285/75/16 DC mud country tires. Lost any decent pictures I had of it.
Member II
I know the feeling. I wish I had my 96 LC. Didn't have lockers, but I did add 2.5" OME heavy duty lift (had plans for new bumpers). Was a great beast. I miss it.
Nice family shot.
North east adventures
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
The 4.5 is such a smooth nice working but thirsty engine. They handled so well for having a solid front axle. I will have one again some day. Hopefully.
Member III
Classic rig! Love it!Here's my '96 Ford Bronco. They don't make 'em like they used to!
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Member III
Member III
Enthusiast I
SpeysideAT35
Rank V
Enthusiast III
Still loads to do to my rig, but getting there. Removing the Roll bar and Roll’n’lock in next few months to fir a RSI Smartcanopy from South Africa, just waiting on shipment. Also another Frontrunner roof rack going onto the canopy along with a roof top tent. Getting there!
Enthusiast I
Nice looking Isuzu! Something that will never make it over to this side of the pond, sadly.
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SpeysideAT35
Rank V
Enthusiast III
I do know that the D-max Isuzu (this one) shares the same chassis as the Chevy Colorado....so a wee bit of similarity, but that’s about it
SpeysideAT35
Rank V
Enthusiast III
Nice looking Jeep....I had a TJ a number of years back which I modified quite a bit and loved it
Member III
Nice ride! Looks like you're definitely headed for some river crossings.
So got a question??? What are the two wire-lines on the front of the rig for? I've seen one other rig with them and was curious as to there function.Can't wait to see pics of a few crossings.
Member III
Nice shots... love the contrast and the hint of color still in the sky on the second pic.
Enthusiast I
Limb risers. They’re designed to push branches away from your windscreen.Nice ride! Looks like you're definitely headed for some river crossings.
Can't wait to see pics of a few crossings.
Member III
Ah! got it.... not too many branches here in the desert. LOL. But I can see the benefit when crawling in the forested areas near by.
