Let's see those full size rigs - Trucks & SUV

[ptgarcia]

Saw this near the water in St Pete's. Excursion with the front clip from a late model F250??

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That looks sweet. I bet they'd sell a ton of those today.

 

[Jay Smallen]

Work/play trip. Play day lol!

 

[ThundahBeagle]

Work/play trip. Play day lol!

Where is that, please?

 

[mcpj2k]

I’m ready for this weekend trip!

 

[RustyGoldz]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

 

[mmp]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

Curious about your spare tire carrier. How is it mounted? Does it swing away for the tailgate to open?

 

[Clrussell]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

nice setup.

 

[Technician]

Bit of an update on my rig.
- Treeline Tamarack tent
- Hardkorr lighting
- updated my diesel furnace into a waterproof case
- added a Mavic Pro to the arsenal and multiple more adventures!!!

 

[Technician]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

Who made the tire carrier? Is it a full bumper or hitch mounted? Great looking truck!!

 

[Technician]

My Sierra 1500. My daily driver actually. I use the H3 Alpha for the trails mainly.

That front bumper is sick!

 

[RustyGoldz]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

Curious about your spare tire carrier. How is it mounted? Does it swing away for the tailgate to open?

I built it a few years ago. Wanted to add more to it but time, a move and life for I t the way of it. But it swings away on a ruff stuff byo carrier hinge and has a small lock for 90* open and at closed.
Thanks for the kudos.

 

[RustyGoldz]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

Who made the tire carrier? Is it a full bumper or hitch mounted? Great looking truck!!

Built it years ago. Here a couple pics.
Ruff stuff axle for a hinge, swing away from the tailgate, spring lock for closed position and 90* open, destaco lock for the other end, works nicely.

Wanted to add a lot more to it but that’s life I guess.

Thanks for the kudos!

 

[DieselRamOverlander]

Here’s my rig
2005 GMC Sierra
Older 4-6” lift
35x12.5r18’s on the ground
35x12.5r17 on the custom carrier
Daily driver here in SLC area with lots of
build ideas to come. Hope to get out soon

Awesome RIG!!! I have been searching for a swing open spare mount for a while... for mid and small trucks you can find em all day, but not for our full sizers..!!! I checked out that ruff stuff byo carrier hinge, and I think I'm gonna go the same route!!! excellent design, and I REALLY appreciate you sharing it because I was just gonna make my own hinge...

 

[Egge Overland]

My rig from Norway

 

[RoarinRow]

My rig from Norway

More pictures please.

 

[Egge Overland]

My rig from Norway

More pictures please.

 

[Caliber1]

my 1990

 

[RoarinRow]

That is one slick looking rig!

 

[ptgarcia]

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my 1990

Nice rig, I dig those older Fords. A friend of mine bought a 4x4 long bed crew cab diesel circa 1995 and I coveted that truck!

 

[Michael1978]

05 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 Z71. Fun little truck over the years. Suspension is starting to wear out so here comes the upgrades soon! Currently in the shop for transmission work and then it's back on the road. We affectionately call it Odin