Photographers rides...

I've never seen a real one either. If I remember numbers correctly, it's likely we never will. Haha.

actually, I take that back, I "think" saw a real one at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart...it was an old racecar with a livery, and it was behind glass...

LOL, thanks guys.... replica for sure. Super fun ride which my wife and I get to enjoy quite often. It does retain the spirit of the original since it has no creature comforts just like the real one .

Our otherJeep a diesel Grand Cherokee last month on Engineer Pass

If I were going to buy a Jeep, that's the one to have! See lots and lots of SRT models around here - very few CRDs. Shame as they're so cool. I nearly bought a Liberty CRD last summer, still have mixed feelings about not pulling the trigger. Very cool truck, great location.

Ours has a Green Diesel Engineering tune. It'll do 0-60 in 6.2 seconds and averaged 30.2 mpg round trip from Dallas to Ouray and up through northern Colorado and back home. Love the beast.

rick99gsx wrote in post #18099497
LOL, thanks guys.... replica for sure. Super fun ride which my wife and I get to enjoy quite often. It does retain the spirit of the original since it has no creature comforts just like the real one .

Nice. Is that one built by Vintage Spyders?

Here are my rides (2 of them) during a ride over Rocky Mountain National Park:

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KamenG wrote in post #18100258
Nice. Is that one built by Vintage Spyders?

Here are my rides (2 of them) during a ride over Rocky Mountain National Park:

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Kamen

It sure is, great quality replica however a little slow to get if you want one brand new. A company by the name of Seduction Motorsports takes their basic kits to build some amazing looking rides.

Love your "ru's" something about a flat 4 engine that gets me going

Modern Day Jed Clampett

My friends told me that the GLA was too small

I said nonsense; with a little Jed Clampett engineering, anything was possible

A roof rack, large cage and tow hitch allowed for a great road trip all throughout the great state of California

Current rides. 2 of 4. E30 has been retired to garage queen.

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offcamber wrote in post #18099738
Our otherJeep a diesel Grand Cherokee last month on Engineer Pass

If I had to drive an SUV...I would want it to look like this one...purpose built and dirty...cause it was used for what it was built for. We have a trend here of the Wranglers that are built to go anywhere...but go nowhere, pretty garage queens...thousands of dollars in parts and not a speck of dirt on them...

Loving my recent drop, and my new 50L.

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My daily driver.

OZS2KCA wrote in post #18103754
My daily driver.

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Looks good. A little tighter crop would be my choice, especially if your spare tire behind it was cropped out. ; )

Ass shots. Not a fan of the trees, but I didn't want to spend the time to photoshop it out. Went out this morning to take shots and I was getting destroyed by mosquitoes, I got bit 8 times and only managed to take 4 shots before I gave up. Since I went through the trouble to take the shots, I felt like I should edit them anyway. Was messing around with some post processing stuffs.

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