CactusJacked
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Seeing some of those Sanchez & Son (play on Sanford & Son tv show) trucks on the road gives me the creeps. They're like junk Jenga on the road. I try to zoom past them as fast as I can.
What did you do to your jeep today?
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GunnerSchenck
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Pretty much exactly what I was doing in these pictures, I was nervous enough taking the first photo lol. As soon as it clicked, I took off :Bye:
I try to zoom past everybody as fast as I can. :Bye:
CzarKJ
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Except the whole driving something as aerodynamic as a tool shed thing.
smittyfromPA
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I discovered that I lost my wheel lock key and ordered another one from the company in California. Luckily I had the sticker with the key code stuck to the inside of my center console or I would have been in trouble. Its overdue for inspection and I cant take the wheels off.
TwoBobsKJ
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:happy175::happy175::happy175:
Never heard our KJ's described that way...
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dude1116
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That's the ONLY way I describe my Jeep.
Could have been worse. I was thinking aerodynamic as an out house...:gr_grin:
:gr_grin:Early to mid 70s I built 3 of the A100 Dodge Vans
Now those had the aerodynamics of an outhouse
Of course the Ford and Chevy vans of that area were no better
with the 6's you had about 100 HP, good head wind would almost stop ya dead
But went to Van Ins all over the East Coast in them
Now those had the aerodynamics of an outhouse
Of course the Ford and Chevy vans of that area were no better
with the 6's you had about 100 HP, good head wind would almost stop ya dead
But went to Van Ins all over the East Coast in them
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Jim McClain
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Two days of driving in snow, mud drifts and through flood areas. The weather has made life difficult for many and even I ended up in the hospital for a few hours (my own stoopid mistake made breathing difficult), so my neighbor got to drive my KJ too.
I drove about 60 miles in 4WD today (Monday) on 2-4" of snow and slush covered highway. The snow plows always seemed to be going the wrong way, never in my lane. I got a little squirrely a few times, but usually only when I wanted to pull off the highway and stop to brush the snow off my wipers and lights (did that 8 or 10 times).
It wasn't all fun the last couple days, but the driving part was definitely my favorite part.
I drove about 60 miles in 4WD today (Monday) on 2-4" of snow and slush covered highway. The snow plows always seemed to be going the wrong way, never in my lane. I got a little squirrely a few times, but usually only when I wanted to pull off the highway and stop to brush the snow off my wipers and lights (did that 8 or 10 times).
It wasn't all fun the last couple days, but the driving part was definitely my favorite part.
I know sheds that are more aerodynamic.
TwoBobsKJ
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The winter in Northern California has definitely been 'interesting,' hasn't it Jim? Even lost the Cabin sequoia this week - that's a lot of rain and wind :Insane:
Bob
Mr Keven Nicks a Gardener from England, knows what driving a tool shed is all about !!
His NOx Volkswagen powered creation is attempting to set a world speed record! :happy175:
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I can not find the video of it racing (lol) down the track as seen on Daily Planet.
His NOx Volkswagen powered creation is attempting to set a world speed record! :happy175:
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I can not find the video of it racing (lol) down the track as seen on Daily Planet.
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jharrisliberty
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Got my coil overs taken care of at a brakes plus and it only set me back about $47. But that was after calling another one and hearing that they wanted to charge me two hours labor for it. I just hung up on that gut. Now to buy the two bolts, nuts, and washers to hold on the hockey pucks and I will be all set to do my lift this Friday!
Now that would be bad a**. HD frame, on airbags , pull in somewhere and sit it right down on the pavement / grass.
I'm getting ideas, what a great way to spend your vacation traveling around in it! :happy175:
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turblediesel
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Suicide doors rock!
I didn't say I actually DO zoom past anyone. Doesn't stop me from trying, though. :icon_razz:
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