Recent content by Dusty

I had mine fitted and painted at my cousin's body shop out in San Jacinto. I'm not sure how much it would have been because I didn't pay cash, I horse-traded some things I had in my junkpile for it. Anyhow if you want to inquire with them, look up Mike McComas Auto Body in San Jacinto, CA. Ask...

Some great shots guys! I'd much rather be out on those trails than in the garden but I'm giving this one to @RedDawg for creativity. You're up next Erik!

OK I'm going to cut this one short at just 24 hours, since I won't be checking in here for the next few days. So get your entries in for this one by 4:00 (Pacific) today and I'll pick a winner sometime before 5:00. So far @Felix808 has a lock on it as the only entry :)

Thanks @Beach_Bum! It was an expensive fix once we got home but a trip to the hardware store in Gunnison Colorado for a half sheet of plywood and a hand saw meant we wouldn't have to worry about it until later :) OK next challenge...so the Interwebz are telling me that today is Earth Day, so...

it says (too late, already busted the window)

Back window... ...and the temporary fix...

I see what you're doing there, trying to get me to criticize the company that signs my paychecks but I won't fall for it! LOL

I thought about filming this one since its been a while since I've done a video but there wasn't really anything unique or groundbreaking about it and the Internet didn't need one more bumper install video. Plus my shop is a mess right now and I didn't want to have to tidy it up before I began...

I finally got around to installing mine, and I think it looks great. I went from the ICON non-winch bumper to the winch bumper. Those outboard bumper bolts are a PITA LOL. While I was at it I lopped off the crash bar/body mounts and installed the Lobo Off-Road Erase & Brace kit, just in case I...

Not a bad attempt by the AI. It almost had me, until the WRANLYAR tires and the dash-mounted recovery shackle LOL The AI should know the D-ring belongs in the tool bag until you need it, not on the dash! LOL

As a fellow functional retard who somehow landed a hot wife who wheels and wrenches, and also a non-fan of tube doors, I found this review quite entertaining. Once again thank you for sharing your toilet-time musings with us, they are always a worthy read :)

I bought a full set of 4 each (bolt and nut) from RFD Auto Parts. The threads on mine were getting a bit worn out anyhow, and I wanted to get new ones to install the Cam Lockout Plates from Zone Off-Road with fresh threads. I put the lockout plates on the new bolts, and kept the old bolts...

Mount Antero, Colorado. It's a 14'er but the end of the road is at about 13,800 ft.

More info on this "work level specification" you speak of please.

OK now I see it. Those mountains on the right side of the map means there are tons of BLM and USFS open areas with endless back-country trails and public OHV access. I need to get out that way and check out this off-roader's paradise! Sorry brother, just breaking your balls in the spirit of...