The Morning Doo

Thats a great story. I skimmed it just now and will re-read tomorrow when i'm at the office. Amazing how quick he is recovering. If only everyone had that sort of drive America wouldn't be the **** hole it is today.
 
Got caught in a forest fire yesterday. It got hot and smokey real quick!!

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Also getting crappy old vans would prevent forest fires. Would've prevented this one!

But it was kinda cool. Got lots of photos and a few videos of the airplanes and helicopters dropping water/fire retardant on the fires from the air. Those pilots have BALLS. Friggen zooming in low and fast through mountains and smoke.
 
meaders said:
not bad! I'm trying to get motivated to work on my cab. Got some preliminary prices on finishing the body work and painting the crewcab yesterday.
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Do you think that could possibly be a factory cab? look at how there is no B pillar visable, I know its there but its made to sit behind the doors, thats some good custom work or a factory south american or australian cab.

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The white one above is just a wagoneer cab with jtruck rear cab section grafted on with a shortened bed. Of the factory overseas built ones I have seen, they have only been cabs with the brow and stock longbed wheelbase with a super short bed (like the bed of the one forsale above.

Notice the low profile wagoneer roof. Also the rear doors are straight waggy with the tire hump still visible.

b pillar is normal. just like any 4 door waggy or factory overseas crewcab.

There is a lot of weird fullsize jeeps in S.A.
 
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My buddy is stationed in VA with the army for some training and sent me these pics of a 1942 MB they have on base

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