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How many 4x4 owners do we have here?
2006-01-02, 8:36 PM #1
Here's mine:

[http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/6897/img73460xn.jpg]
woot!
2006-01-02, 8:38 PM #2
[http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/p/cpt109/plywood.jpg]
Think while it's still legal.
2006-01-02, 8:39 PM #3
If 4x4 refers to wood, then yes.

:em321:
2006-01-02, 8:55 PM #4
[http://jim7.home.insightbb.com/truck.jpg]
eat right, exercise, die anyway
2006-01-02, 8:58 PM #5
Originally posted by DrkJedi82:
[http://jim7.home.insightbb.com/truck.jpg]


o.O

Diesel or gas? I can't really tell..
woot!
2006-01-02, 9:32 PM #6
no it's not diesel
eat right, exercise, die anyway
2006-01-02, 9:36 PM #7
Well, it should be.

[http://members.cox.net/gkvw/vin.gif]
2006-01-02, 9:50 PM #8
I assume you actually use these 4 X4's? Like for construction and related activities?

I don't think there are any advantages of owning a 4 x 4 just fora car.
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2006-01-02, 9:51 PM #9
[QUOTE=Victor Van Dort][http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/c/p/cpt109/plywood.jpg][/QUOTE]


That ain;t no 4x4. That's plywood.
Pissed Off?
2006-01-02, 10:02 PM #10
Originally posted by Echoman:
I assume you actually use these 4 X4's? Like for construction and related activities?

I don't think there are any advantages of owning a 4 x 4 just fora car.


Look at the ground.

When it's white, it's usually slippery. 4wd helps a little, and will help me pull unlucky people out of ditches. :p

Regardless, if it was a 2wd or 4wd, it's essentially the same truck..just a bit taller.
woot!
2006-01-02, 10:24 PM #11
Originally posted by CadetLee:
Look at the ground.

When it's white, it's usually slippery. 4wd helps a little, and will help me pull unlucky people out of ditches. :p

Regardless, if it was a 2wd or 4wd, it's essentially the same truck..just a bit taller.


Or watch as you spin out into a huge snowdrift and be stuck beyond hope because the backend has no weight on it. :p
2006-01-02, 10:33 PM #12
Front wheel for me, but my parent's have a truck.
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2006-01-03, 1:52 AM #13
My dad owns a '95 Dakota 4x4. God damn that V8 has a lot of power.
2006-01-03, 3:25 AM #14
I own a jeep wrangler. Woo for 4x4s. And yes, so you know, they are very useful for daily driving when there is icy ground and also on gravel and muddy dirt roads. Which actually do exists out here, if you're going out into the country. Mostly though, they're just fun and way more bad-*** than two wheel drive cars.
Warhead[97]
2006-01-03, 4:52 AM #15
[QUOTE=Cool Matty]Or watch as you spin out into a huge snowdrift and be stuck beyond hope because the backend has no weight on it. :p[/QUOTE]

That's what 4x4 is for...and sandbags. :p
woot!
2006-01-03, 6:50 AM #16
Um yeah...
[http://www.massassi.com/etc/myjeep.jpg]
You can see it somewhat in action and with it's new junk in A Killing In The Woods

Also my truck:
http://www.massassi.net/etc/truck1.jpg
2006-01-03, 6:55 AM #17
that video is awesome
2006-01-03, 8:43 AM #18
'94 GMC Sierra

No pics, unfortunately (I'm on the crappy computer right now).
Stuff
2006-01-03, 9:32 AM #19
Originally posted by tofu:
My dad owns a '95 Dakota 4x4. God damn that V8 has a lot of power.


Yeah, a friend of mine has one of those, a 5.3 V8 in a truck about the size of an S10, maybe a bit bigger... good stuff. :D

As for me, I have a suburban, but it's 2WD. :(
gbk is 50 probably

MB IS FAT
2006-01-03, 9:34 AM #20
Brian wins. Jeeps kick ***.

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