alaska101
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I was going to say "WASHED!!!" That a four letter word. Lol
Post Pic's of your Jeep
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Cole Trickle
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Expedition Essentials
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Beamer pilot
Explorer
A few pictures of a recent trip with friends along Big Piney in Arkansas.
Dan
Gotta love nature's car wash....
Great pics...
UnlimiDozer
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A few pictures of a recent trip with friends along Big Piney in Arkansas.
Dan
OH. MY. GOSH! I used to hunt up there back when I was in my 20s and was a student at Arkansas Tech! Those are gorgeous pictures. Thanks so much for posting. Really takes me back to some great times.
pdxfrogdog
Adventurer
Camping along the N Fork of the Malheur River in E Oregon. Mine is on the right.
B 1000
Nothing special
Wow sorry I didn't see this earlier. The front bumper is from Expedition One, and the "bull bar" is MBRP. They are two totally different pieces, but I thought they looked pretty good together.
Mundo4x4Casa
West slope, N. Ser. Nev.
Time marches on whether we're there or not
It is rare for me to visit the Jeep forum, even though I've owned 7 or them.
1. '49 Willys Ute Wagon
2. 1982 Scrambler-CJ8 still have it.
3. 1990 XJ (rolled it off a cliff in Telluride)
4. 1989 XJ Limited (replacement for '90)
5. 1973 J4700 Glad for parts (D-60-2 rr axle, T.case, T98 trans)
6. 1999 XJ with stuff as Jeanie's snow car. still have it.
7. 2011 G.C. Limited with every electronic gee-gaw Jeanie's town car
Sprinkled around and between the Jeeps was a 1966 FJ-40, a 1970 Toyolet (chevy V-8) FJ-55, a 1980 International Harvester Scout Traveler w/ factory Nissan 3.3L turbo diesel, and my final rig (as listed below).
I thought you'd like to see my personal genesis 4WD: In 1965 I bought a '49 Willys Jeep Ute Wagon with a 265 Chevy V-8, Studebaker 33% Overdrive, 5.38 gears, D-25 frnt axle; D-41, 6 spline rr axle, 7:00x16 tires, single hinged tail light, and later my first SOA (1966) I projected slides onto a screen and took pix with my digital camera. June of 1965 is the earliest photo of the Ute Wag. in Red Rock Cyn:
On the same trip: on the east flank of the Sierra Nevada near Lone Pine: Note the flat grill and actual chrome bumper. Oh, and the 4 bolt roof rack.
Camping on the beach at Point Sal, CA in 1966: The woman in the lower center was my first wife, Judy who died of Hodgkin's Disease in 1967.
After my first SOA in 1967: I don't miss this rig as I cut my teeth on every broken drivetrain part imaginable.
Down the road I'll post some pix of my last remaining hardcore Jeep; my '82 Jeep CJ-8. A teaser:
regards, as always, jefe
It is rare for me to visit the Jeep forum, even though I've owned 7 or them.
1. '49 Willys Ute Wagon
2. 1982 Scrambler-CJ8 still have it.
3. 1990 XJ (rolled it off a cliff in Telluride)
4. 1989 XJ Limited (replacement for '90)
5. 1973 J4700 Glad for parts (D-60-2 rr axle, T.case, T98 trans)
6. 1999 XJ with stuff as Jeanie's snow car. still have it.
7. 2011 G.C. Limited with every electronic gee-gaw Jeanie's town car
Sprinkled around and between the Jeeps was a 1966 FJ-40, a 1970 Toyolet (chevy V-8) FJ-55, a 1980 International Harvester Scout Traveler w/ factory Nissan 3.3L turbo diesel, and my final rig (as listed below).
I thought you'd like to see my personal genesis 4WD: In 1965 I bought a '49 Willys Jeep Ute Wagon with a 265 Chevy V-8, Studebaker 33% Overdrive, 5.38 gears, D-25 frnt axle; D-41, 6 spline rr axle, 7:00x16 tires, single hinged tail light, and later my first SOA (1966) I projected slides onto a screen and took pix with my digital camera. June of 1965 is the earliest photo of the Ute Wag. in Red Rock Cyn:
On the same trip: on the east flank of the Sierra Nevada near Lone Pine: Note the flat grill and actual chrome bumper. Oh, and the 4 bolt roof rack.
Camping on the beach at Point Sal, CA in 1966: The woman in the lower center was my first wife, Judy who died of Hodgkin's Disease in 1967.
After my first SOA in 1967: I don't miss this rig as I cut my teeth on every broken drivetrain part imaginable.
Down the road I'll post some pix of my last remaining hardcore Jeep; my '82 Jeep CJ-8. A teaser:
regards, as always, jefe
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