Representin'

Started by Roc Doc, July 22, 2004, 05:46:42 PM

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Roc Doc

New to this board, you may have seen me on PBB.

My rig;
1985 xtra, flatbed, tube front bumper w/HS9500, custom desert camo krylon paint, dual cases AA adapter (sorry boys, it was on the truck when I bought it), Marlin clutch & u-bolt flip kit, 5.29's, detroit/lock-rite, 38.5/14.50-15 SX's on 15 x 8's, Longfields and Cro-Mo inners, a few other goodies.

Been wheeling with Marilin twice, IMO, nothin' finer.

Doc
According to a recent study, 50% of all statistics are correct.

el gato

Welcome to the board.  Do have some pics of your rig?

84runner

Welcome to the board Roc Doc  :thumbs: you know you can always swap out that AA plate  :yupyup: so lets see some pics
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Roc Doc

Alright, I can't seem to post pictures directly, maybe someone can direct me to some directions...

But you can see some pictures from the 'Con  here http://groups.msn.com/PBBPix/rubicon0604.msnw

Doc
According to a recent study, 50% of all statistics are correct.

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dirtbag

here...

el gato

Nice rig.  Did you make your doors?   :biggthumpup:

Suprarunner

#7
Yeah, big ups on the truck! Also interested in the doors. Can a set be purchased or possibly some goods can be traded??

Skinny_Pedal

very nice setup. i like that krylon paint!
Im an OG

lal357

nice rig those doors kick butt i can see my tubes going in the trash and ones like yours being made
80yota 22r 32/36 weber,header,custom bed,4.88 spooled rear Aussie front ,63" chevies,cage,yada,yada

Roc Doc

I did not make the doors, I don't have a bender, and with the price of steel these days, I wouldn't want to waste $'s learning how to use it.  George Isenbarg of Moon Shadow Metals, ( http://members.cox.net/moonshadowmetals/ ) , built it them for me.  What I like is the way the main "U shape" tube follows the door jamb all the way around.  This allows the door to take a hit and distrubite the load over the whole jamb.  Most of the other designs, (SOR, All Pro, etc), all the load will be absorbed by the hinges or latch, not the strongest IMO.

Here's some video of wheeling in my backyard, (not really but only a couple of miles from my house), on the 4th of July.  You may notice that my front end is not locking up, I think my Detroit is worn out, or has other issues, but it still wheels pretty damn good in 3WD!

Also, if any of you'se are interested in a run we put on every year here's a link.
http://www.vv4w.org/humpnbump.asp and some pictures from last year.
http://www.vv4w.org/events.asp?run_id=133&fromaction=PHOTOS&currPage=1

Later,

Doc :beer:




According to a recent study, 50% of all statistics are correct.

Roc Doc

According to a recent study, 50% of all statistics are correct.

84runner

Well those pics make it look like you use that thing  :laugh:
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