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Old 12-30-2008, 09:37 PM
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The Boys back home
Well not my pictures but a thread that I saw on PBB and thaught I'd share the yota love with you all

http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=744442
56k Beware

Enjoy
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Old 12-30-2008, 09:48 PM
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that mud is RED be fun to wheal their
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not a lot of OEM parts left on many of those

awesome stuff!
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Old 12-31-2008, 03:12 PM
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Wow, those are some sick rigs!
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I've never seen dirt that red. Reddest I've ever seen is in Korea. Some of those trucks look like they could go head-to-head with an elephant. Do they have elephant in Guam? If not, they should.
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We hav mud like that on some of our trails up here on the Red River. It gets hard to pick lines when its real wet and daytime. It gets slick too!
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if i was to ever get REALLY serious about offroading..i think im gonna pick up a set of 2.5ton Rockwells...lol..those things are massive..and pretty much impossible to break..take a look at that brown jeep with 2.5tons front and rear..it looks mean as hell
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Yea, I think he means business!
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Originally Posted by desconhecido
I've never seen dirt that red. Reddest I've ever seen is in Korea. Some of those trucks look like they could go head-to-head with an elephant. Do they have elephant in Guam? If not, they should.
No they have water buffalo..lol.. Once the clay get on anything, consider it that color for life..

been there done that.. Guam was my 1st duty station and I loved it there.
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Originally Posted by iamsuperbleeder
not a lot of OEM parts left on many of those

awesome stuff!
LOL got that right.
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killer pics dude, man i wish i had a rig like that......
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damn not often you see clay nasty enough to clog up boggers!
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Yeah I really wish I could get stationed back home, so I can get a little red on the 4Runner.

I'm glad you like the pics
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Great pictures!!
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guam wheeling trip anyone?
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