Random photos: Got anything interesting, unique, strange?
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Filed in the "cars that we didn't get but should have" category...I present the late model Ram Charger!
Saw it at my local grocery store. Had Mexican plates on it, so I assume a Latin market only vehicle.
Saw it at my local grocery store. Had Mexican plates on it, so I assume a Latin market only vehicle.
AgentLJ
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One I took with my drone with some of the member of the jeep club I founded a decade ago.
It was a couple months back, long story short me and my cousin were doing the hermit pass trail near Westcliffe CO. He has a red YJ and we were heading into Westcliffe for a part he needed. I had left my sway bar disconnected and going down the long gravel driveway from the place we were staying at into the valley, started sliding sideways going around a short curve, hit the ditch on the inside and rolled a few times.
Of course being young guys neither of us were wearing seatbelts and both of use were throw out. Literally living my nightmare.
TJ2
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Mr. Pink
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Who likes tool porn? New set of Wright SAE combo wrenches. Building up my travel tool kit, so this is going on my tool wall and my old craftsman set is going in the tool kit.
That is sad but true. I think it has something to do with communism somehow but I can't quite figure out the details.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for bringing me back to the land I call home.
I see smuggler written all over it.
If I had a space to put this thing in and a death wish...
TJ2
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Kiwi TJ
I don't suffer from insanity I enjoy every minute
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My daughter took some great pics today at kawakawa bay
Repairs on the DeSoto.
Anyone who says old cars are easier to work on has never replaced the rear drivers side freeze plug on a Mopar flathead six. At least, not while the engine was sitting in the car. What a pain in the ass.
The flathead does make a good workbench, though.
Anyone who says old cars are easier to work on has never replaced the rear drivers side freeze plug on a Mopar flathead six. At least, not while the engine was sitting in the car. What a pain in the ass.
The flathead does make a good workbench, though.
Yours truly on the Yellowstone River last Thursday. If you look hard enough in the very center of the photo you can see a black bear that crossed the river about 200 yards upstream.
I added a Gentex 341 mirror to my TJ today. I did the same install to my Unlimited a few years back, so I went to check out how I added the temperature sensor to the Unlimited and saw this guy.
Kiwi TJ
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So are you putting in for a name change from 'Unlimited' to Batmobile….?
