Building the "BEAST"

alright, I'll see if I can make it

 

Damn. That's some serious rock crawling.

but......

Want to trade trucks and get some real flex? No need for axles ifs all the way. I'll tell you what I'll even throw in two sets of batteries.

 

Haha.... Those things are so awesome.

 

Come on out. Would love to meet you. I pmed you my number. Give me a call. If I don't answer please leave a message.

 

Wow, nice build. I may have to hit you up with some questions. I am trying to find a good suspension lift kit but am new to this and getting a lil lost . I want to play around in the dunes before the military moves me again.

 

Thank you very much. Go ahead and ask away. Maybe we can un-lost you.

 

thanks.It's in the mail headed your way now. Let me know when u get a tracking number for the title. Haha just kidding.

 

I ran into a problem....... Can't find a card board box big enough or enough styrofoam peanuts to get the "BEAST" to you. Gonna have to back away from that trade....

 

I'll find one no worries.

 

Went out to Arizona to wheel with some guys out there. Boy did I have a good time.

Here is a link to the run with pictures. Enjoy!



http://www.rocksolidtoys.com/forum/showthread.php?t=83&page=5

 

Nice!

My favorite:

 

yah, that was some serious body lean on that one

 

Happy Thanksiving
from Wyatt
&
RockSolidToys.com
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Thanks. To you to.

 

What an incredible run! Wyatt, Thanks again for sharing the photos.

In the album there is a photo of somebody's rig were a link that was torn from the frame of one of the trucks? Do you know what happened?

All the photos were great. I like this one!


I hope you had a good Thanksgiving!!!

 

quit posting pictures of your truck all crossed up!!!! its killing me!

seriously though nice pics as usual man!

 

Thank you very much.

The link that got ripped from the frame was from Katsie's Taco. His name is Nate. It probably happened from months of abuse on the trails and from using too thin metal for the bracket. He was on leel ground when it broke off so it wasn't anything he did on the trail.

This is the truck.


Had a great Thanksgiving. Hope you had one as well.

 

For those of you that don't want to go to photo albums. I'm the same way

Table Mesa Arizona.


When I built those rear inner fenders I thought I'd never hit them with the tire. Infact, no trail that I have been on even Sledgehammer or after shock got the tire to hit the inner fender but this one did. Awesome, "Awsum" Trails out there. My favorite by far. And the people were great to.




This was a tight fit....


My passengers sucked up the seat cushions here..



One tall water fall. My truck stands 82" tall now and the guy in front of it is standing higher than that.

Pictures just do not do justice to the size of this water fall.

Looking at the sky and nothing else

For those of you that know how tall my truck is, I scrapped the bottom of my Tire mount here.


Up and over... Fun trail.

 

Wyatt, Thank you for illustrating those photos and sharing them! That trail was extreme to have made your rear axle articulate so much! Your truck is the envy of all of us wishing to straight-axle our trucks.

 

Holy crap. That's amazing.