I don't know what it is... :icon_denk: but I like the second pic more than the first.

Ya don't say? Lol

Took the GF out exploring and snapped a couple of quick pics. Enjoy.

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this has been the coolest tread in a long time ....haha very nice!!

nice thread,and nice pics & videos

As some of you may or may not know, I am a survivalist. So, the first thing my girlfriend learned when she got her new truck, is how to negotiate off-road obstacles. Observe:

Kylie's Toyota in Some Mud - YouTube

That reminded me of my young days on my mom's 1984 mazda b2000, I was the only one crazy enough (or dumb because I was 15) to follow my friends jeeps, dune buggies and atv off road with it.

no 4wd ? ;)


haha if i did that my moms truck she would kill me

Awesome! :D

Is your brother still building those bumpers? Would really like one for my 95 Blazer.

Sorry, no, he is still out of the country with no solid plans to return :/

So, funny story...Yesterday I found an item crashed and parked next to a dumpster for disposal:
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I contacted the local Police Department and reported it as abandoned property. Nobody had reported it stolen, and they said it was mine. I can't even believe this typing it. Anyway, so today I bought a set of ramps, took off the seriously damaged grille guard, and loaded it up in the back of my girlfriend's truck (Don't worry, I properly inflated the tires and secured it in the bed):

http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/s...y/IMAG0525.jpg
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Then I had some serious fun:

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EZGo ST Sport II Off-Road - YouTube

I plan to tighten all the loose bolts for the roof that I found today, and patch together the front clip...Then...I don't know. I guess drive it around like crazy some more lol. We drove it hard for 6 hours straight, no damage, no issues, and we burnt about 2 gallons of gas.

Also, while out there, I found two tires on aluminum Jeep rims...so, if anyone needs a pair. Lol.

Nice find and it looks sorta heavy for your girls truck =D

Wow, that is a great find!

Thanks! Well, once I got the tires properly inflated it looked a lot better. Believe it or not that little Toyota is a 3/4 ton lol. So it handles it well.

That's a sweet find!

Well, yesterday I hauled the little golf cart all the way to Plano and straight traded it for this:

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A 1986 Suzuki Samurai.
Rear bumper is now on it. Runs like a top. Loads of things to fix and tinker. Everything that matters works.

nice trade I heard those things are easy to tip .... Might wanna make an heavy duty roll cage for it

Those are awesome, nice pick up!

i dont know about the tip over stuff, but i do know they are incredible
off road, and with a set of good tires, watch out, those go places most jeeps cant go... looks like a great trade,well done!!!

oh yeah they have quite the reputation for going wheels up if you take a corner too fast.

Yeah, they had an incredible rollover rate when they were introduced. The more I learn about most drivers though...I can totally see it. I'm pretty positive I'll keep all four down on the highway. Because I'm not retarded. Haha. These are essentially a Tracker/Sidekick with a SFA. I have a lot of work to do, but I'm pretty excited. And 27 MPG ;) @ 55mph :x

Well, I'm selling the Blazinator to build the Samurai...Here's a link:

https://blazerforum.com/forum/privat...75/#post530963

shame your getting rid of it ! your gonna miss it I bet

Likely.

Thanks for the vids! Very fun to watch!

Got my lift on!

A buddy of mine and I pulled an all-nighter and knocked out the lift in 7 hours including a break at Whataburger and a trip to The Home Depot to get new bolts for the rear spring mounts. The bolts were frozen in the sleeve and we had to remove them with a sawz-all and a cut off tool. PICTURES:

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Tires on as well...did some light wheeling today.


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Tintin Testing Suzuki Samurai - YouTube

looks sweet, but why not go spring over?

This setup gets more flex, and less wheel hop.

Here's another video (when it finishes uploading)

Samurai mud and deep water test (Tintin) - YouTube

strong looking little ride you have there. looks like your doing some great work on it.
i always liked the hardtop look on those.

So far the little thing has really impressed me. I like the hard top look as well. Although I keep getting, "Is that an old mail Jeep?" :icon_slap:

nice!!! i like that k5 back there lol

Awww yeah!

People that aren't familiar with these little suzukis allways underestimate them. But a zuk with 31s will go the same places as a jeep with 33s or 35s. I'm on my 3rd sami now and first vitara (sidekick).

I am really fun of off road adventures. My friends and I do some off road trips and those picture above are really great and looks so fun.

Some more videos coming at ya. Including some of my brother's Sonoma. Enjoy.

Is your brother back stateside?