Expedition Modded Jeeps - Let's see 'em!!
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From: Holland, MI
Originally Posted by irishcoffee
That is a Maggiolina Medium Size RTT?
Thanks!
J
It's actually is the small size but plenty of room for two.
Last edited by dallasc; Nov 24, 2011 at 07:23 AM.
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From: Holland, MI
Originally Posted by OverlandJKU
Here's mine...
When I purchased my JK in 2009, I had considered the green color but ended up with stone white.
Last edited by dallasc; Nov 24, 2011 at 07:21 AM.
JK Jedi Master
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From: Midwest City, OK
In my profession as a wildlife photographer you sometimes are judged by how much expense you have in your photography equipment. When I'm doing wildlife photography seminars, I always tell the audience that its really not the equipment but the person behind the camera. Equipment is important but not as important as the person holding the camera enjoying the outdoors while photographing Unfortunately in the world of 4 wheeling, some feel they haven't arrived until every modification we need or think we need is complete. Its really about the journey!
Regardless, I do teach classes to Boy Scouts and leaders about taking good photos and one of the things I do at the end of the session is ask them which of my several cameras took the grand prize winning photo in a magazine with a circulation of over a million. I don't show them the photo because that would give it away (they being able to see the equipment in front of them). Of course, some recognize that it's a leading question, and correctly guess that it was the Canon P&S camera, an old A95, rather than something like the 7D with a couple thousand dollar lens mounted to it. Here's the photo, BTW, from which you can see how they'd easily guess which camera it is (since the underwater housing is setting next to the camera) ...
You can see more of my Scouting photos here (public album) ... facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1417094468298.2054785.1260697505&type=3
And my landscape/scenery work here ... facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1375000735981.2050224.1260697505&type=1
JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Bucharest
Awsome pics Mark especially:
"Yes, I Wheel It"
" My Favorite Scenic Images".
"NM-CO Trip, Aug 11"
Cheers
John
"Yes, I Wheel It"
" My Favorite Scenic Images".
"NM-CO Trip, Aug 11"
Cheers
John
JK Enthusiast
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From: NEPA
Originally Posted by dallasc
Hey OverlandJKU,
When I purchased my JK in 2009, I had considered the green color but ended up with stone white.
JK Junkie
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From: Quinlan, TX
Originally Posted by purpura1
Thanks and I will. I just put 35s on this weekend (those are 33s in the pic).
I am about 5 weeks out from doing a major axle swap (just waiting for delivery now
) . I am putting a PR44, 5.13, ARB, RCV shafts in the front and a PR60, 5.13, ARB, chromoly shafts in the rear.
JK Junkie
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From: The Jersey Shore House
Thanks and I will. I just put 35s on this weekend (those are 33s in the pic).
I am about 5 weeks out from doing a major axle swap (just waiting for delivery now) . I am putting a PR44, 5.13, ARB, RCV shafts in the front and a PR60, 5.13, ARB, chromoly shafts in the rear.
I am about 5 weeks out from doing a major axle swap (just waiting for delivery now
) . I am putting a PR44, 5.13, ARB, RCV shafts in the front and a PR60, 5.13, ARB, chromoly shafts in the rear.
jealous of your new axles...
