Hoarder23's War Wagon build

I thought there was in disneyland too, pre game it for sure or drop some acid and go punch out goofy

 

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It would likely suck, its not cold enough to snow during the day, so its going to rain. and then it'll freeze at night. East JT BLM is looking more promising. Tons of trails to still explore out there. And last time we were there it was Green AF. I'm sure its even more green now.

 

@Coot83 you down for adventures this weekend?

 

Damn brother I wish I could but I got some other plans....any idea where you guys are heading to anyway? Always wanted to see the infamous Titus.

 

Likely somewhere around Joshua Tree

Likely the dog

 

Honesty wasn’t sure, but after this pic...def the dog!

 

I'd hate to see what you call a small hammer...

 

Getting home to lots of parts wait is fun.
It doesn't get dark inside my truck anymore after adding Meso Customs Ultimate Dome and Dual color Map lights


And I've got 5 new shiny pokey Bois

 

Hell yea the meso's are another mod we got in common!

 

Nope, 33s do what I need done. 35s aren't worth the effort to me

 

Grille surround next

 

I said the same shit back in Texas...

 

Looks good!

 

Been on a few adventures since I've been home from my East Coast swing. The first was immediately after getting home @erice , his girlfriend and headed out to Orocopia Mountains Wilderness north of the Salton Sea.

Leaving San Diego it was a rainy day but the forecast for the Salton Sea was warm and sunny, it was cool seeing how quickly the weather changed coming out of the mountains into Imperial County.


We started on the Bradshaw Trail along the Coachella Canal. The weather was beautiful and Belle was happy to explore a bit.


We found a trail that took us a couple hundred feet above the flats and enjoyed the view despite the wind.


The flowers were in full bloom, the rain this winter has done wonders.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu6W7DcB0ND/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link


We continued towards the Red Canyon Jeep Trail stopping at the abandoned railroad trestle and admiring the amount of bullet holes in it. Saw some other people enjoying a sunny weekend including a F100 trophy truck that was pretty sweet.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvLWvOUhwXc/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link


As it got later we found a camp site tucked into a side canyon that worked out quite well for us.


The next morning we headed North towards I-10 the hard way, found some nice spots along the way and even a plane crash site.

 

Also ordered an

$600 ARB CKMTA12 '12V' On-Board Twin High Performance Air Compressor, Ideal for Air Lockers Locking Differentials, Tire Inflator, Air Horn, Air Tools and Pneumatic Tools.

ARB CKMTA12 Air Compressor and a Slee mount for it.


Got the compressor mounted and the mount is amazing, it fits perfectly and is rock solid. Still need to get it wired to my Switchpro and take some pictures of the final setup.

 

Glad you like it.

 

It's a pretty well engineered setup

Fits like a glove, no room for activities

 

Went out with a group a few weekends back to Corral Canyon OHV to run Sidewinder
All pictures courtesy of @erice
This is us at the parking lot at the top of the road into the OHV Area, in this picture is a jeep belonging to a friend of @desertjunkie760, @Prayn4surf, @desertjunkie760, @Dessertjunkie858, @erice, @Ensemble88, myself, @YumaTRD, and @anthony250f



I only took one picture of @Prayn4surf I stuck in his thread. Fun day, no one died, the other trails out there were locked up as they were when I was there with @computeruser6 in Dec. Will definitely head back out again to try some of the other trails when its drier and they are open

 

@Norsemanvike helped me move all my crap from one storage unit to another and then we went out to the Otay Truck Trail, entered from Otay Lakes Rd and listened to a kid talk to his dad about not peeing the woods over the radio on the way up the hill, road is pretty bumpy headed up but that should be fixed by now as we passed the grader and got to drive over nice smooth dirt. I explored a few offshoots and even got him to push himself a little outside his comfort zone.

This is the first offshoot I tried, steep and loose but not terribly hard


It was a beautiful day and the view from the top is pretty awesome.