Photo shoot for Action4x4 Magazine!
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JK Super Freak
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From: Gilbert, Arizona
Photo shoot for Action4x4 Magazine!
Here is the December cover.....
On Saturday I had the pleasure of being invited to participate in a photoshoot with the TeraFlex Speed Jeep and the Bushwacker Jeep (built by Camp Crocker). Teraflex's other Jeep, sporting a full body wrap, was also there. 3 out of the 4 of us will be on our own covers plus all 4 will have full pics with write-ups in our respective issue.
I didn't get many pics of the actual photo shoot since I was in my Jeep when the pics were taken but here are a few that I was able to get.
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On Saturday I had the pleasure of being invited to participate in a photoshoot with the TeraFlex Speed Jeep and the Bushwacker Jeep (built by Camp Crocker). Teraflex's other Jeep, sporting a full body wrap, was also there. 3 out of the 4 of us will be on our own covers plus all 4 will have full pics with write-ups in our respective issue.
I didn't get many pics of the actual photo shoot since I was in my Jeep when the pics were taken but here are a few that I was able to get.
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Last edited by JPTwinz; Nov 18, 2009 at 06:39 AM.
JK Super Freak
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All of these JKs are sick. Gotta say, that the TeraFlex blue 2 door is the best. Hands down. I have a special place in my heart for a 2 door with big ass tires...not to mention the TF one is ridiculously awesome. Love the cage.
JPTwinz - again, your rig looks sick. Dare I say, I like the old wheels more, and wow what a lot of paint work/powder coating you have had done. Damn, dude. Looks awesome, but if it were me, I would be afraid to damage all that work off road. As always, looking good. And, great pics!
All of these rigs could easily find there way into my garage (I wish)
JPTwinz - again, your rig looks sick. Dare I say, I like the old wheels more, and wow what a lot of paint work/powder coating you have had done. Damn, dude. Looks awesome, but if it were me, I would be afraid to damage all that work off road. As always, looking good. And, great pics!
All of these rigs could easily find there way into my garage (I wish)
All those goodies you got before SEMA just amplified your rig. Big congrats to ya man!
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JK Super Freak
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From: Gilbert, Arizona
Thank you for the comments everyone!
The great thing about the wheels is that the red parts are actually inserts that can be removed whenever you want. The pic below was taken with my phone but you can kind of see what I mean (all black underneath)....
The great thing about the wheels is that the red parts are actually inserts that can be removed whenever you want. The pic below was taken with my phone but you can kind of see what I mean (all black underneath)....
