LunchBoxFab
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Favorite old school rock crawler
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slveryotabuggy
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I remember the first time i saw real buggies at a WE Rock event. Before that had seen some old school Tellico rigs up there. Wish i was more into the whole offroad stuff back in the early 2000's when i was in highschool.
'84 Bronco II
El Chingón
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I just fell into this TJ. It reminds me of the Jeep I wanted as a teenager growing up in Farmington NM in the late 90’s.
DJ404564X4
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simmons3067
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That was a sweet car. I remember it on a poly performance add jumping in the sand dunes at the end of one of the old hauling or crawling DVD’s.
Holy shit, look what the cat dragged in!
Your old red Jeep should be in this thread.....
total newb
senior jerk ass
Who was the guy from the pirate4x4 club with the yellow flatfender?
He was in the ttc one year also.
40+
Early 4link
Always wore a cowboy hat.
The original "brutis".
Single seat narrow chassis, rockwells and open headers from one of the first comp at donner.
He was in the ttc one year also.
40+
Early 4link
Always wore a cowboy hat.
The original "brutis".
Single seat narrow chassis, rockwells and open headers from one of the first comp at donner.
total newb
senior jerk ass
And the "rhino"
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The one that did the tow test in 2wd after the front driveline separated?
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TrikeKid
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The old school TrailReadys with the wide rings are still one of the best looking beadlocks ever.I always liked the All Pro Fab 404 axled TJ
So much so I still have a set of 404’s in my yard lol.
I just saw it recently in a YouTube video, it was looking good.
WoodburyZuk
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Dan Dibble and his fwd burnouts on 44 boggers were always pretty cool, as far as OG YouTube goes. Also those Russian wheelin vids with the snorkels and portal axles and pinzgauer (sp?) were always fun to watch.
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My rig was built old school in my garage using wrecking yard parts! Not much you can mail order for my rig.Looks like a nice build, but I think you missed the point of this thead.
Although an old school style build thread would be good too.
YotaAtieToo
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My rig was built old school in my garage using wrecking yard parts! Not much you can mail order for my rig.
I love the rig, but I think this thread was mostly for rigs built 20+ years ago
YotaAtieToo
Thick skull
JR's Fat City Bronco was on of the sexiest rigs of the early 2000s
I got to ride through little sluice, pre blasting, in that. Crazy how old that sounds
94toytruck
Eastcoast crawler
Hollywood had Goliath that was the Yellow flatty but IIRC it's leafs with Z-boxes. I can find out, it resides here in PA. I've seen it in the wild and I live relatively close to the current owner.
Brutis was pretty awesome for that era.
I always liked Johnny Rottens FJ40 from Pirates too back then.
94toytruck
Eastcoast crawler
Current pic of Goliath, the guy that owns in now rescued it from being parted out IIRC.
Beat95yj
Rolling 24/7
Goliath was such a pile of shit back in the day.
Tech Tim
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JR's Fat City Bronco was on of the sexiest rigs of the early 2000s
AbsoSMURFly one of the coolest old school rigs.
What is the cut off for "Old School" ?
I got into this lifestyle in about 2004. Back when Grayrock was in it's prime. I've was hooked when the Dirt Riot races visited and cutting brakes around trees as speed was impressive.
Lot's of rock bouncers developed in that time too.
This rig was one of the most memorable. Built is 2011 so not too old. John Galbreath's "38 Special"
I got into this lifestyle in about 2004. Back when Grayrock was in it's prime. I've was hooked when the Dirt Riot races visited and cutting brakes around trees as speed was impressive.
Lot's of rock bouncers developed in that time too.
This rig was one of the most memorable. Built is 2011 so not too old. John Galbreath's "38 Special"
willis_racing
Wee Todd Did
That was TTC 2001. The first one I watched and the one I watched the most times as a kidCurrent pic of Goliath, the guy that owns in now rescued it from being parted out IIRC.
From the same year of TTC, Hallenbeck's Samurai looked like a barrel of monkeys for most of the show.
The "boggers on everything" mentality had a lot of effect on me as a youngun
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Work of art.What is the cut off for "Old School" ?
I got into this lifestyle in about 2004. Back when Grayrock was in it's prime. I've was hooked when the Dirt Riot races visited and cutting brakes around trees as speed was impressive.
Lot's of rock bouncers developed in that time too.
This rig was one of the most memorable. Built is 2011 so not too old. John Galbreath's "38 Special"
Woodlee never topped that one IMO.
TTC '02 .... That was wild shit in it's dayJR's Fat City Bronco was on of the sexiest rigs of the early 2000s
94toytruck
Eastcoast crawler
The "boggers on everything" mentality had a lot of effect on me as a youngun
I still want a set of cut boggers cause well they're boggers lol
94toytruck
Eastcoast crawler
Not really old school but pretty old now. The Bronco built for Wayne Static was pretty badass.
ridered3
Low Talent Wheelin
For anyone curious where JR's KOH Bronco is now, Dave Cole owns it.
