That A-pillar IS sticker is such a nice touch, well done and sweet rig! Cool to see the progression of it
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Thanks, Conner, but I can't take credit for it. My wife picked the decals and with the help of @IceIceBaby42 they decided on that location.
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Shot these the other night. Somehow picked up some grain.
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Diy awning getting closer to completion.
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Near Engineer Pass in Colorado
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We just camped there this weekend!
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Normally when I use the F350 for mountain camping, I pull the trailer with one of the Jeeps on it and I stop to fuel everything up. This time around I had to drive the F350 for fuel without the trailer because it was blocked in by the Mustang that is out of gas. Then I had to go back to get the Jeep to fuel it up. Anyway here are two of my rigs that I camp out of.
Running the JKU without the hard top, roof rack, and RTT due to the trail we are taking this Saturday.
Running the JKU without the hard top, roof rack, and RTT due to the trail we are taking this Saturday.
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Normally when I use the F350 for mountain camping, I pull the trailer with one of the Jeeps on it and I stop to fuel everything up. This time around I had to drive the F350 for fuel without the trailer because it was blocked in by the Mustang that is out of gas. Then I had to go back to get the Jeep to fuel it up. Anyway here are two of my rigs that I camp out of.
Running the JKU without the hard top, roof rack, and RTT due to the trail we are taking this Saturday.
Dream rig....Has Forest Service all over it and I'm obsessed. LOL. Thanks for sharing.
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This truck is a 1996 F350 with a 460 and 5 speed. Has cruise control and AC that works. Someone had changed out he front seats before I bought it. It has 147,000 miles on it but is in pretty good shape. It works well for us.
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It’s been a while - so here’s a recent pic. We were out exploring abandoned mines and ghost towns in West Virginia.
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