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what you can't see in that pic is that Phil's tire has a couple of feet of air under it!
and there is this one of John:
rear angle same spot:
and Brandon at the same spot:
lol, think we had enough cameras?
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old school pics of the first kling-on dont have her anymore need more room so i go the 60 but she was fun
pics page
82 FJ60 ARB bull bar 12k Warn, 4 in BDS ....waiting on more green stuff...
low riders want SWITCHES..... 4 wheelers want SHIFTERS
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http://www.texasoffroad.net/galleries/members/albun39
GIT-R-DONE!!!!!!!!
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Just yankin' yer chain Phil....seriously though these specialized rock crawlers are just that...in a class of their own.
I love what you've re-purposed the Explorer for. 
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Here we f**ing go again. We're going to compare apples to oranges. I have grown so tired of this stupid argument about modified vehicles handling rocks better than an H2. Ok guys you win. Your modified trucks will crawl better than an H2! It's great that you guys enjoy your rock crawlers.
Very soon you will see used H2's on the SAME trails that are modified to do the SAME obstacles and they will probably do much better because their ass isn't hanging out like the taco AND they have a wider stance. At that time I will let out a big laugh because then what are you going to say? Not only did the stock H2 beat ANY stock taco but the modified H2's will be better than the modified tacos because they started with off road DNA (better approach and departure) not to mention the interior refinement and quality is light years ahead of a toyota that is under 20k new.
So have fun now while you can because it's only a matter of months before H2's end up in auctions and then at monster garage to whoop your ass.
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HAHAHA!!! Don't feel bad, Cranky, I had a little mouse decide that my Acura Integra(long time gone byebye) would be a great place to live. So the little **** not only moves half of the twigs & grass within 10 yards that looked good into my car, but then proceeded to chew up and then spit out two full size packs of Extra gum.
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looks like beatiful country and my type of roll terrain, I mean if you roll it isn't 50 times like moab (I went there but I dunno if I'd go back)
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more black hills, SD stuff
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Microwaves are fun but even more fun is catching rats and placing them in a cage with a Python. The python won't eat them because they are finicky and I think they only eat a particular rodent (it was my roommates so it escapes my mind)anyway it was fun to watch this rat shiver it's ass off while the python occassionaly snapped at it. We also would pin rats with our lacrosse sticks, stun them a little, and then have add a new twist to the game in the hallway. God I miss this stuff.  |
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Hey Mike, we're the River City Rock Crawlers out of Sacramento, CA, come visit us online at www.rcrc4x4.com Brandon is our current President, and if he gets his way will own at least 1 of every 4x4 ever built Loco and I are founding Members.
I came over here because there was a pic of a hummer in a pristine lake off the Rubicon trail. Here's the link to the post.
http://www.elcova.com/groupee/forums?a=tpc&s=2826088551&f=5106011751&m=208606533 4
Anyway, I posted some Info on the Rubican trail to help educate folks on how are all working to protect and preserve the Rubicon. I am very impressed with the postitive response from the folks here, glad they found the info helpful.
Where in Ohio are you? Once in a while the company sends me to Columbus to work
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10-01-2003, 11:53 PM
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I'm near youngstown ohio,
about 3 hours from columbus...
we goto wellsville which is a nice area, but honestly don't think they have rocks the size you're used to doing...lol
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I trust you guys not to run me down...to much paperwork and all.
or maybe I am just a moron. 
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ouch...I felt that.
"and *POOF* magically - every image of Phil's H2 disapeared from Seth's camera and video..."
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Here's mine on Fordyce when it still most of the sheetmetal. Brandon, you've driven this truck.
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12-17-2003, 09:25 PM
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lol, I don't need video that bad  - no offense Seth...but I like my wife just fine!
Hey Phil...does Northern carry that cage straightener?
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Buckeye Hummer:
Cranky,
Nothing offensive, I just don't understand. We apparently hit different trails. These pics look like rock crawling to me and one guy has a rig that is so modified I don't even know what it is.
The dig was "who wants to follow", well nobody, because an H2 isn't modified to do those obstacles. There has been a tremendous amount of animosity toward the H2 and it's owners with hostile words and comparisons that are completely irrelevant. It has become a "look at what I can do and you can't in your 55K H2!" IMO, we should have a section in this forum called "Extreme or Completely Modified Vehicles" In that arena we can compare apples to apples. People can post their monster rigs and anything goes. What do you think Jason? Why mix stock vehicles with super modded ones? I would enjoy viewing discussions between the modded vehicle owners as much as I enjoy the ones between the stock owners.
Food for thought.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I love rockcrawling, and my rigs would not beable to do some of that stuff...
mayby some day I'll sas
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Buckeye Hummer:
Here we f**ing go again. We're going to compare apples to oranges. I have grown so tired of this stupid argument about modified vehicles handling rocks better than an H2. Ok guys you win. Your modified trucks will crawl better than an H2! It's great that you guys enjoy your rock crawlers.
Very soon you will see used H2's on the SAME trails that are modified to do the SAME obstacles and they will probably do much better because their ass isn't hanging out like the taco AND they have a wider stance. At that time I will let out a big laugh because then what are you going to say? Not only did the stock H2 beat ANY stock taco but the modified H2's will be better than the modified tacos because they started with off road DNA (better approach and departure) not to mention the interior refinement and quality is light years ahead of a toyota that is under 20k new.
So have fun now while you can because it's only a matter of months before H2's end up in auctions and then at monster garage to whoop your ass.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
lol @ buckeye hummer
and on a non-opinion view,
thoes are not taco's
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