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GreggNY

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Serving as basecamp for the new house build (y)

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That’s the way to do it!
 

Heading Out

Adventurer
Here's my full size, used to tow the base camp or Jeep and some light exploring, I plan to do a small lift, loose
the 20's and get some AT's on it when she needs new shoes.
 

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Speedy1210

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Old pic but Here's my oddball truck should start turning it into an overland rig soon 2012 f150 with raptor arms and shocks sadly with the base 3.7 v6 its a strong motor just terrible low end torque should hopefully be fixing that soon with a regear to 4.88 its currently 3.73. I should really upgrade to a different truck but this one does everything I need it too20190426_202025_IMG_0871.JPG
 

bozwell13

Adventure Dad
7 day overland build. OK, so I sold my last big Quigley van a few months ago to pay off another chunk of my land. I wanted to take a trip up to see my Dad in Bonanza CO for fathers day. I have a huge Duramax turtle top van, lifted with big tires, locker etc, usually towing an outback trailer but I miss running "light" (2 kids, 3 dogs, the term light is relative) and havent used my RTT in a long time. I felt like my girls were spoiled with the trailer versus tents and old school camping. I had just bought an ultra clean loaded low mile 05 burb from a neighbor. It was bone stock, boring and I started thinking about all the parts I had in the shed. How quick could Amazon and eBay deliver with Covid? A cabinet maker friend of mine put together a 5ft long birch bed platform with full length drawers. I removed boards, installed cross bars, RTT, Yak rack, heavy duty rear springs, shocks, keys, 285/70/17 10 ply tires, front hitch, winch, trusty shovel, an aligment and away we went. The morning we were leaving I slipped in the gravel walking by and put my elbow into the rear window, tape held it together long enough to drive 55 miles (each way) from Durango CO to Farmington NM for a fast replacement at the salvage yard. The rig worked great, my girls, dogs and I had a great time, averaged 16.4 mpg with Wolf Creek Pass in the middle which is pretty impressive for 7600lb burb. Am buying an 02 8.1L 2500 burb as I type this and Ill have to build it all over again lol.107 (1280x934).jpg179 (1280x960).jpg306 (1280x947).jpg187 (1280x951).jpg076 (1280x948).jpg
 
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Organic

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Decided to bring this 1977 Dodge M886 home, clean it up and try to make something useful and fun out of it! Got it running and driving with minimal work - but water is getting into the oil. Long term project for sure.
 

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givemethewillys

Jonathan Chouinard
Decided to bring this 1977 Dodge M886 home, clean it up and try to make something useful and fun out of it! Got it running and driving with minimal work - but water is getting into the oil. Long term project for sure.
That thing could be incredible with a modern drivetrain! Cummins and a 5-speed?
 

Organic

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That thing could be incredible with a modern drivetrain! Cummins and a 5-speed?
Heck yea if I keep it long enough, that would be great down the line! - I don't have a ton of money at the moment, so would like to just get it in good running order as cheap as I can, and especially fix the roof because it's leaking.
 

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