Sweet rigs :)
08-13-2007, 04:16 PM
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Here are a couple of pics of mine from BV Carnage this weekend.
Blanca This Summer
Liberty This Summer
Blanca This Summer
Liberty This Summer
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08-13-2007, 04:43 PM
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I will Play.
The Story of Tess.
When I Got Her.
My First Time Out.
After Second Time
After Third Time Out
First Time On True Trails
Second Time On True Trails with yours Truly
Third Time on True Trails
So She is slowly coming along.
Next Upgrade, SS System #1 Lift!
The Story of Tess.
When I Got Her.
My First Time Out.
After Second Time
After Third Time Out
First Time On True Trails
Second Time On True Trails with yours Truly
Third Time on True Trails
So She is slowly coming along.
Next Upgrade, SS System #1 Lift!
08-13-2007, 05:09 PM
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08-25-2007, 07:51 AM
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Seriously? I see these all the time... especially in magazines. They take the doors off for serious crawling. It's easier to stick your body out of the hole to see your line than it is to stick your head out of the window. The serious trail rigs usually have no doors, but most aren't as cool as to have custom armor built for the holes as this rig is. I agree, this rig looks great! I'll keep this design in mind when I build my 1st gen crawler in a couple of years.
08-25-2007, 11:43 AM
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Seriously? I see these all the time... especially in magazines. They take the doors off for serious crawling. It's easier to stick your body out of the hole to see your line than it is to stick your head out of the window. The serious trail rigs usually have no doors, but most aren't as cool as to have custom armor built for the holes as this rig is. I agree, this rig looks great! I'll keep this design in mind when I build my 1st gen crawler in a couple of years.
