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Did you Throw a wiener on a stick and run right back out to cook some dinner?
I raise my drink to say goodbye to your faithful rig. |
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First guy who arrived was a firefighter who lives right around the corner. He was headed to his shift and heard the call, so turned around and was first on the scene. Because he was in his car, I didn't even notice him pull up, I just saw a firefighter walking up my driveway. "Hi," he said "You forgot your ####ing truck!!!" I replied. he laughed. nice enough guy Quote:
I actually ended up welding the tailgate back on while I waited for the new hinges to arrive. I was thinking of foregoing the tailgate altogether, and making it into a little pickup. Now that the cap is burned off, I can see it would've looked pretty good! first date: http://www.jakepalmeristheman.com/s/suzuki.JPG a few weeks ago http://www.jakepalmeristheman.com/up...ont-700515.JPG I'm thinking a 4 dr Sidekick/Tracker as a replacement. I can reuse my VW diesel swap stuff |
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Ask me how I know. |
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Samurai sepuku.
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"You forgot your ####ing truck!!!" I replied
We need something like ESPN Sportscenter plays of the day where everyone can nominate a line that made them laugh out loud each day/week/month...whatever. |
Rest In Peace little workhorse.
Those things are great. They don't make enough power to break stuff, and have a 4 low that is actually low enough that a lawn mower engine would be enough power for the Rubicon trail. They fit just about everywhere, and light enough to "float" on top, and not get stuck. With 31's it will either go anywhere, or be on it's roof in no time, hell, maybe both! A diesel swap would be kick ass! I'd love to have a Cummins 4bt in my Cherokee, but the old Jeep just isn't worth it. I keep it because it's rude, crude, and socially unacceptable. Kinda like Sammie................... |
Ha!
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Thats crazy Jake
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Jake, it comitted suicide. It just couldn't handle any more of your abuse! :D
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It's always useful to get a camera on hand...hey Jake...!???
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Oh once the dash was completely engulfed, I knew I wouldn't be able to save it. I put down my garden hose and fetched my camera.
Now I have to find a suitable replacement criteria: - cheap (<2k) - 4x4 - solid but ugly - Must either BE a diesel, or be easy to do a diesel swap. There are a couple lwb Samurais around, but they are pretty far gone and are ~2k. For that kind of money, I could get a 4dr sidekick/tracker. Heck, I could even get an abused 4runner. Either one of those will take a vw turbodiesel pretty easily, although the 4runner would be a bit heavy for a 1.9td. Then there is the canadian military Iltis, made by bombardier with VW engines. I could bolt my turbodiesel into one of these in an afternoon: http://www.militarytrucks.ca/images/...rman_front.jpg They have locking front & rear diffs, and are pretty neat little vehicles. Downside is they are 3-4k, and they don't look very cozy for driving to work in january. Plus, they don't have much cargo space |
C'mon. Live on the wild side. Bet you'll be the only one on the block with one of these...
http://www.ssip.net/upload/lamborghi...ront-1_149.jpg |
Funniest thread I've read in a long time... thanks for posting the pix and having such a good sense of humor, NFN... thanks to everyone else, too.
LOL @ Jim's "do you have a permit for that bonfire." |
Get the Iltis - it has racing heritage!! 1980 Dakar rally winner.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...OASISILTIS.jpg |
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- no cargo area. Even my samurai could swallow a dresser or a decent load for the dump. I'd always need to use a trailer with an Iltis - no roof. Realistically, I'd have to make some sort of hardtop for the winter. That would be more of a project than I'd be up for - can't plow. they just aren't robust enough to take a snow plow Plus, they seem to start at about 3-4k. That's more than I want to spend on something that would essentially be a novelty. If they could be had for a grand or two, maybe. But anything that requires a trip to the bank has to meet all my criteria. In the meantime, I think I've fallen in love! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1221013390.jpg |
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- Once started, cars burn FAST - My garage fire extinguisher was inadequate. Lucky I only lost the samurai to that lesson, not the house + garage. |
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