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Wow, very cool go fast off road GW.

And speed and wind direction, after all its got the aerodynamics of a brick. Nice rig and should sell soon.

My first Jeep wasn't a Jeep, it was a Ford. 1943 Ford GPW with a hot 302, 4 speed with a Hurst shifter and a Lincoln locker. You could do donuts without touching the steering wheel until you either puked or drilled a hole to China.

Ducks? My oldest daughter vandalized my JK for Father's Day.

Well it took a while but the price was finally dropped enough that I hit the "buy now" last Thursday night. Picking it up over the 4th weekend, it's 280 miles from my house so relatively close. And what's the love affair with European cabovers? I'm going 'Murican! I was up at Ritchie Brothers...

This.

No but I'll post some pics up in a month or so of what they're going on.

You sir, have a disturbing mind. I like it.

I did get a bunch of spammy messages after I replied in the thread so I did some verification before sending money. Buckstop has very good things to say about OP. I'll be picking them up end of July at Buckstop in Prineville OR on my way back home from CA.

I'll pm you where to send my 6 pesos too.:giggle:

Diesel engines should have all of their cylinders in a line anyways.

Sent you a pm.

Guess mom's riding in the back then!

All the Forest Service crew buggies I've ever worked on had a diff lock or limited slip in the rear and with good tires did pretty good offroad.

Get out of here with queen bed and hot showers. Real overlanders sleep on the ground and take a bath once a month in a cold creek whether they need it or not. At least the young ones do, my wife and I are both in our 50s now and hot showers, a bed, and toilet are becoming necessities for...

Pup? Where? I see a state of the art, top line vehicle security system. And as a bonus it cleans up any food you happen to drop on the ground.

Doesn't seem super crowded in the few videos I've seen compared to past years.

Yep, definitely not like years past. Maybe it's peaked.