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Wasn't there a cement plant in Moss Landing too?

And what is "bling?" Basic functional tech that even the cheapest crapboxes come with as a base model? I do not understand why someone would pine for a vehicle that is worse both for its intended, off-road purpose as well as dealing with it on a day to day basis It's like 60s musclecars...

Ok, I'm really interested in some or all of the trip

Backway to Crown King!

Is that a Syclone?

I love 2 door Jeeps, but I have what is basically the opposite of one Where do you fit that Gazelle? It takes up a ton of space in the bed of my JT, couldn't imagine it in a 2 door

I bought some synthetic rope to replace my steel cable https://www.harborfreight.com/12000-lb-80-ft-x-38-in-synthetic-winch-rope-56412.html At this point the next thing I should buy is a sponsored by Harbor Freight sticker

Found out the hard way 5th generation Rams have a composite transmission oil pan and the transmission is not covered in the Rebel's "skid plate system"

Do they lower when they park or something? Every one i've seen has the wheels tucked like a lowered sports car Even if it had better nominal ground clearance than a stock Jeep Sport there's zero room for articulation

Do you already have fog lights? You can put amber bulbs in For example, here's my setup

Kinda like every Rivian i've seen

That point break looks like an absolute blast

If you want to go play in the snow close to the Valley the top of Four Peaks has it

That's extreme cold But for me as an Arizona dweller anything under 0°C is extreme cold for me :tearsofjoy:

Following this Extreme cold fascinates me

Damn, too bad its teh last baseball tournament of the season

Yeah, I only go into the office 2 or 3 days a week so i guess it's more of a want than a need but I still have to run the kids around all over the place A commuter car would save me on some of those nagging maintenance problems that come from DDing something with 37s and a 3.5" lift...

I need a commuter car

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