Cool finds thread
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A side by side by side.
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Andrew didn't tell us he was going to Iceland.
https://imgur.com/gallery/Bu1HF
Look at the size of those shackles.
https://imgur.com/gallery/Bu1HF
Look at the size of those shackles.
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Recreation Outlet has a "-25" sleeping bag for $49 this weekend. Maybe if Eric buys two he won't get cold at night anymore.
http://recreationoutlet.com/media/wysiwyg/newspaper/2017-TGD-AD.jpg
http://recreationoutlet.com/media/wysiwyg/newspaper/2017-TGD-AD.jpg
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The Gray Bastard - 1985 4Runner, driveway ornament
Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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While everyone is laughing at Oregon, one of you should swoop in and score this sweet deal.
https://www.ksl.com/classifieds/listing/50575898
Price now includes five complimentary facepalms.
https://www.ksl.com/classifieds/listing/50575898
Price now includes five complimentary facepalms.
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Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
Re: Cool finds thread
Um..... "use a tarp if there is need for a raincover"
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Ranger Raptor!!! Yes please!
https://jalopnik.com/the-2019-ford-raptor-ranger-is-your-diesel-off-road-per-1822794130
https://jalopnik.com/the-2019-ford-raptor-ranger-is-your-diesel-off-road-per-1822794130
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Chief: 2006 F-150 that's too pretty to scratch
Gerty: 1999 M3, makes me think I'm the Stig
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Ty wrote:The rear end is super easy I could do it my self while some others do the front end.
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Yes please, wonder if it will ever make it to the US. A raptor ranger could be good enough competition to the tacoma to make it worth while for ford to get in the "mini" truck game again here.
Also how much do kidney's go for these days because I want one.
Also how much do kidney's go for these days because I want one.
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I'm guessing that Ford was waiting to see how the diesel Colorado was doing before thinking about coming back into the small truck world.
I'm still holding out for an Ecoboost Bronco though.
I'm still holding out for an Ecoboost Bronco though.
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The Gray Bastard - 1985 4Runner, driveway ornament
Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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Kevin wrote:I'm guessing that Ford was waiting to see how the diesel Colorado was doing before thinking about coming back into the small truck world.
The diesel one and the fancy offroading ZR-2. I've been in the Denver area this week, I've seen a bunch of ZR-2s. Pretty sweet rigs.
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Somebody was telling me that the ZR2 doesn't have lockers. Just traction control and Bilsteins. That kinda makes it a little less fancy, but I'm sure most of the buyers don't care.
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The Gray Bastard - 1985 4Runner, driveway ornament
Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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According to Car and Driver, the ZR2 has electric lockers front and rear.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2017-chevrolet-colorado-zr2-first-drive-review
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2017-chevrolet-colorado-zr2-first-drive-review
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Gerty: 1999 M3, makes me think I'm the Stig
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Ty wrote:The rear end is super easy I could do it my self while some others do the front end.
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Ty wrote:The rear end is super easy I could do it my self while some others do the front end.
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1986 Toyota Pickup http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/4605986
I guess my question is why haven't I seen more of these? I would be more inclined to get a set up like this, than a full-size camper for my 3/4 ton Chevy. They do have more collapsible style campers nowadays I guess.
I guess my question is why haven't I seen more of these? I would be more inclined to get a set up like this, than a full-size camper for my 3/4 ton Chevy. They do have more collapsible style campers nowadays I guess.
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Ad's gone. What was it, a Chinook or one of the other camper conversions?
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Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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It was an '85 toyota pickup with a a camper conversion. So it had a shell over the bed, and the roof hinged forward like an rtt basically. Couldn't tell if it was 2wd or 4wd, but they were only asking 3k for the whole truck and camper.
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That sounds like a Wildernest shell. Those are cool, I wish I could get one for my bed.
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Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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I'm 90% sure it was an older flip pac, the truck was 2wd. The price was worth the flip pac, not shocked its already gone
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Gerty: 1999 M3, makes me think I'm the Stig
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Ty wrote:The rear end is super easy I could do it my self while some others do the front end.
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I wonder if my RZR would fit on the back of that
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That needs a camper on the back so very very bad.
Also a motor swap. That little 2.4 diesel will get you there, but not very fast.
Also a motor swap. That little 2.4 diesel will get you there, but not very fast.
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The Gray Bastard - 1985 4Runner, driveway ornament
Burly The Big Black Bro-verlander - 2001 F150 Supercrew, family hauler and gas gobbler
Anklebiter - 2011 Fuji Outland 29er 3.0, 1wd knobbytired lungburner
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I have a question and was hoping for an opinion (informed or uninformed) from the club, particularly those who may work in law enforcement. Is it at all possible to track down a vehicle that was previously sold? So in 1967 my grandpa bought a brand new Mercury Cougar. My dad drove it all through high school and kept it as he raised us kids. My two older brothers drove it through high school as well. Dad ended up selling it in like 2005 to a guy here in Utah. We've had seller's remorse ever since and would love to track down that car and pay way too much money to get it back. Now Hollywood has probably skewed my perception of what is possible to track down a vehicle (let alone what is legal). And there's a decent chance that car has been wrecked, or parted out, and it may have changed hands a few times if it is still intact. I guess what I'm asking is this, is it possible at all to track down the current owner? Even to just get a name? I've currently been searching muscle/classic car facebook groups to search for anyone who owns a 1967 Cougar and haven't gotten very far.
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Get me a VIN I can tell you if its in Utah still, but can't release any owner information
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