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nope... rear quarters are too strait :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

and on flatt

That'll teach that guy to tie down his spare tire. If you look close it looks to be right about where the drivers hear should be.:(
I hope nobody got hurt.

well if it is not hoop, I am sure the first thing out of his mouth is "is that a factory or conversion SSII" :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

does anyone find it wired that the tires dont have any snow on them? I saw this pic in the OFFROAD.COM photo album so i dont think it is a photo shop thing.

Originally posted by troutbum
well if it is not hoop, I am sure the first thing out of his mouth is "is that a factory or conversion SSII" :flipoff2: :flipoff2:


:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

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Originally posted by jdjanda
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Hehehe. Nope, but it looks like it would be easier to put my tranny back in that way!!!

Originally posted by RustoleumWhite
nope... rear quarters are too strait :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

Yep. Mine used to be that pretty, but I never really liked the gold wheels.

Gotta find the owner of that rig and add it to the registry though.

Originally posted by Scoutaholic
That'll teach that guy to tie down his spare tire. If you look close it looks to be right about where the drivers hear should be.:(
I hope nobody got hurt.

Driver and picture taker were both Tony Braun, so he probably is all right.

Can't figure out how he got upside down, down the hill, without destroying his hard top, without gouging the shallow snow, and without denting his quarters.

Uphill side seems to be to the left on the picture, and the left side sheet metal is in good shape. No gouging, of the snow that direction either.

Look at the snow packed into the tires of the white truck ahead of him.

The way the strap is lying, it looks like they are going to try to roll him back over, up over the top of that ledge...

I think the photo is taken down hill, that is the rig is nose down right now.. with the front right the lowest point.

So, hard to say if it is real or not. Some funny things about it, but, it looks real on some points, and looks chopped on others.

Originally posted by Hooper


Driver and picture taker were both Tony Braun, so he probably is all right.

Can't figure out how he got upside down, down the hill, without destroying his hard top, without gouging the shallow snow, and without denting his quarters.

Uphill side seems to be to the left on the picture, and the left side sheet metal is in good shape. No gouging, of the snow that direction either.

Look at the snow packed into the tires of the white truck ahead of him.

The way the strap is lying, it looks like they are going to try to roll him back over, up over the top of that ledge...

I think the photo is taken down hill, that is the rig is nose down right now.. with the front right the lowest point.

So, hard to say if it is real or not. Some funny things about it, but, it looks real on some points, and looks chopped on others.

If that is a chop it is a damn fine one...look at the sage brush smashed under the softtop and the orange reflection on the snow??

Originally posted by troutbum


If that is a chop it is a damn fine one...look at the sage brush smashed under the softtop and the orange reflection on the snow??

Yep. I think it is real.

Originally posted by Tydes
does anyone find it wired that the tires dont have any snow on them? I saw this pic in the OFFROAD.COM photo album so i dont think it is a photo shop thing.

Uhhh, snow can melt. Damn flatlanders. :flipoff2:

whats to bad about that, its game on! its finally broke in:smokin:

Originally posted by harkinoff
whats to bad about that, its game on! its finally broke in:smokin:

Hehehe. Yep. That's how I felt after the first couple dents in the Hooper truck. ;)