New England B.S. Thread

Testing out the all wheel drive?

 

Approach & departure angles.

 

How in the hell do you even manage something like that???

 

Front car brakes hard, the nose dives and the ass hikes up. 2nd car brakes hard, nose dives down and tucks in under the hiked rear on the 1st car. 1st car rides up the hood & onto the roof, and inertia from the second car spins the 1st car around sideways.
Actually saw it happen live on Rt 1 a outside of Ellsworth few years back, with a Saturn SL1 and a Grand Cherokee. Guy in the Cherokee had some pretty shaky legs when he hopped down from his suddenly suspended Jeep.

 

That was out by sturbridge where the NTC meet was yesterday. I dont think those guys were in the area during that time though.

 

Cool. More cars for me.

I saw the traffic and took the exit right before it. I drove the back roads the whole way home. It was a nice day for a drive.

 

Damn I really wanted to go wheeling this past weekend. Had to settle for hiking in the morning since we had to do a hospital tour in the afternoon

 

Got 1600/BF of projects delivered last night. The first project will be unloading and restacking them after work tonight...

 

^^^ Have fun with that.

 

Finishing up the exhaust and back to the inspector to get a sticker . Fingers crossed

 

Find hill, unstrap cargo, gas it. Problem solved

 

Is your rig in the garage? I didn't see it the other night

 

Whatcha got there? I see two live edge slabs, what are those for?

 

Well, the whole point of having the trees milled up was for useable lumber, not for a super-sized game of Pick-up Sticks

Yeah, two live-edge.
I was thinking about a bartop for at least one of them at some point; haven't really decided yet. But the tree they were in was just too nice and wide to cut up into plain-jane boards, so...
They've got close to a foot of butt-swell at one end, which kind of limits what I can do with them, but I'm sure I'll figure out a use for them eventually

The rest is just a mix, mostly boards but some dimensional stuff.

 

Look at you all fancy with the new welding set up

 

Ya it was in the garage getting rear axles seals and shocks .

One of the best investments so far. Makes things so much easier then drilling holes and bolting stuff on.
Like I said before bring that beast up here anytime and we can do your bed .

 

Dont threaten me with a good time.

 

Hey guys. New guy here from New Bedford with a question. Do you guys know if the dirt trail along 105 in lakeville and Rochester is ok for trucks,atvs or Dirt bikes or is it just for official use??? Thanks.

 

Got a sticker !




Now I need to find some cheap tires

 

cough http://www.toyotacrawlers.com/forum/index.php?topic=28935.0 :cough: