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Thought I'd share what I've done lately with my rig.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...oid=92216&.jpg
There a few others in this gallery.
Now all I need is somewhere to drive it offroad!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...oid=92216&.jpg
There a few others in this gallery.
Now all I need is somewhere to drive it offroad!
Last edited by IB Tim; Oct 15, 2005 at 01:02 PM.
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That's in front of my and my roommate's apartment. I could literally throw a rock and hit cars driving down I-285, tempting as that sounds... The Chattahoochee runs right behind us, though, and there are some nice bluffs and cliffs next to the river. Its actually a pretty good rappelling site. I bought some rope and gear but haven't used it for anything beyond pulling out a fourwheeler. I'm waiting for someone that knows what they're doing to be there before I go walking off a perfectly good cliff.
The Chattahoochee runs right behind us, though, and there are some nice bluffs and cliffs next to the river. Its actually a pretty good rappelling site. I bought some rope and gear but haven't used it for anything beyond pulling out a fourwheeler. I'm waiting for someone that knows what they're doing to be there before I go walking off a perfectly good cliff.
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A good freind of mine gave me those wheels and tires. They were practically brand new. He's in the protracted process of building up a 73 CJ7 and is going with significantly bigger meats.
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Originally Posted by Tom92F150
He's in the protracted process of building up a 73 CJ7 and is going with significantly bigger meats.
Excellent!
