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Hell yeah, But I would do that with a 4door. Not a convertable.

I always wanted a sportage. TJ Rear springs for a 3" Lift, the 3" Lift for the front is only $150. and a 2" Body lift and 32's. It would be awesome on the trail's with a short wheel base like that.

Saw this masterpiece and thought of Allan   

LOL. Um No way in hell. Im kind of at a loss for words besides that....

MtnClimber wrote:Saw this masterpiece and thought of Allan   

You think Allan is Crusty, Old, and not straight?

You think Allan is Crusty, Old, and not straight?  [/quote]


I will say                no      no  and       maybe   

   wtf Thanks guys.    

That's a crazy video. Must be pretty light.

So who's going with me?   

Ummm so.  Probably not.  For all my perceived toughness (alright maybe im not tough at all) I cant handle these kinda heights.  Things that are out of my control on whether I live or die I cant handle.  Id prefer any other way of possibly going out beside rocketing off the end of that thing into space.  Would be a helluva a story though if you ended up surviving.

I would do it, I might have a heart attack, but I would do it.


Related story, when I was 10? my father brought me to the power company he worked for and put me and him in a basket on a boom truck they used to service super tall power lines, well, we went up, and up, and up, all the way up to 180 feet up. I swear that thing swung back and forth in the breeze 5 feet, and it was scary as hell, but awesome at the same time.

Heh, this reminds me of the rodeo days...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BRN5BCXsvw&feature=youtu.be

This could happen up in the NMW...

Jesus, that'll make yer butt pucker.

YEESH!!! I thought that might be a remote camera or something. I would have been reaching for the honey.

Here's the explanation.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnwsQaTLUOE

For FJ Boozah and wntrcmpr.....

Saw this at a Chester Fried Chicken store...They also sold gas and other things..

It's coming......

Found a old picture of my 93 nissan with a chevy 350 and 34 inch swampers

Where are those 34"s?

Isn't that where the garage is now?.....

My first build was a '86.5 Nissan Hardbody with a Ford 302, Dana 44 front end, Ford 9" Rear End, and 36" swamper TSL's. I loved that truck...

SG

MtnClimber wrote:Isn't that where the garage is now?.....

almost it is where the 11ft plow was setting

spencyg wrote:My first build was a '86.5 Nissan Hardbody with a Ford 302, Dana 44 front end, Ford 9" Rear End, and 36" swamper TSL's. I loved that truck...

SG

that was my first 4x4 bought it in the fall of 1995 with 30,000 on it for 10 grand still own it today miss driving it sometimes
I think about resurrecting it all the time maybe some day

This was probably 15 years ago...







Remarkably capable truck....it was built right around the time when forums started getting popular and I frequented the 4x4parts.com forum. It was the first 302 swap that had been documented online at that point....and only the 3rd or 4th SAS. The truck still lives at a friends house but is destined for the scrap heap due to rust. 

Sadness. 

SG

nice

muffinman wrote:

spencyg wrote:My first build was a '86.5 Nissan Hardbody with a Ford 302, Dana 44 front end, Ford 9" Rear End, and 36" swamper TSL's. I loved that truck...

SG

that was my first 4x4 bought it in the fall of 1995 with 30,000 on it for 10 grand still own it today miss driving it sometimes
I think about resurrecting it all the time maybe some day  

Interesting that you say that... I used to wheel/explore with a guy in Mississippi who drives a 86.5 Nissan Hard Body. He goes by Reserector... He resurrects old trails.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2218930/1986-nissan-regular-cab/

Steve