New England B.S. Thread

What's up doc!!!

Gotta get that beast on the road! Or off!

 

I was traveling for work last week. Maybe this week she'll see daylight hehe

 

Today's the first time I've driven mine in about 3 weeks, lol.

 

I miss driving mine. But took the rental diesel Mitsu Outlander off roading yesterday over some coral rock cliffs. That was fun.. although I thought I was going to blow out a tire the entire time. That coral rock is sharp as hell.

 

Here ya go--WHERE WERE YOU EH????

 

Wow. There's a couple of pricey-looking custom buggies in that group...

 

It went pretty well. Coming out was easy, gravity is your friend, going in was tougher. She did a good job having it empty, I got about a gal out of the tank.

 

Yup, Jay's buggy (you can see him standing on the tire in one pic) would run you north of 25k and I'm sure the others had some decent money in theirs

 

OK who let the jeep in?

 

Nice. Glad it went well.
Last time I had to drop one it was on my old '87 Hardbody because the fuel pump had crapped on me. In a pouring rainstorm in April, in my parent's driveway. I've rarely been more miserable, lol.

 

He's probably got $10k in those ORI's

 

Looks like it was a good day for it! As always time gets away from me. Got a little too focused on some issues in the yard and foolishly decided it was a good time to open the pool

 

37 at my house this morning.

 

I had to dump one on my Delta 88 long ago, did the same thing and ran it down to almost nothing. Fortunately it was the one with the neck in the back so I just undid the back of the straps and slid it down.

 

You're always 10-15 degrees cooler up there. Eh, the cool weather helps keep the algea under control too. This year was the cleanest I've seen it after opening probably due to the weather so far.

 

Edit: Comes across as something like this...

 

Here's how my little baby came away from the day--she's a derrrrrty girl, a very derrrrty girl

 

It would run you double or triple that. Like @Pugga said he has like 10k in the ORIs. Not to mention its on 40 inch red label krawlers on trail ready bead locks. It is a Jimmy's 4x4 buggy and has some ridiculous parts.

 

Ha! Yea that black one basically drug its belly pan over the top of that obstacle--SCCCCCCCRAAAAAPE!

 

Green and tan, great color combo!