wow

[tylerd13]

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c10/wakesurf/wow.jpg

[nw_upstart]

Just doesn't look right. Sorta like a long legged spider.

[Poley]

Stooopid

[mcmillansabq]

At least it's not on 2ft blocks, unlike others I've seen...

How does one climb in? Getting out is easy. Just roll when you hit the ground so as to not break your leg.

Some people have too much time, too much money, and not enough brains.

[thedave]

*ahem*
SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!!!!!

[chrisnsarah]

That made a brief appearance in Jp mag, not as a feature, but just a single photo. I think the tires were 53", IIRC.

[gladiator_426@yahoo.com]

Ya wee'v got one just like it here, ^heck^ the palm in the background tells me it might be from around here, where's the pix from?:thumbsup:

[tylerd13]

I was just crusing the net, and came across it. the licsens plate looks like arizonaaa

[incommando]

Wow? or Why? Did anyone else catch those horns on the roof????

[PlumCrazy]

WHY??????????

[grand_wag_85]

I see 4 wheel steer! Just look at that caster on the pass front wheel

[H Callaway]

It seems like it would work good in Texas with the high water, maybe it is in the wrong state? To each his own.

[SeanKHotay]

<snip> Did anyone else catch those horns on the roof????
There's only two things that come with stacked horns on the roof: Steers and ++++ trucks.

And I don't see any hooves on this one...

(:D)

[Jeep4myBoys]

All that and he can't even get over that little block in the parking lot . . . :D

[waggy401]

With those huge spring arches, I wonder if it actually has any articulation. And are the springs the only things holding those axles under the truck? It must not have any more power than stock, unless those springs are so stiff that they prevent axle wrap. I wish there were more pictures so we could laugh at it more. ..

[Mikel]

That thing is about 5 feet too tall for my taste. Those springs will limit arcticuation AND side stability must be horrible because of so much arch. But to each his own.

[drlocke]

That looks about as graceful as a moose in a swimming pool.

[talntar]

would be great on i95 here.

[SeanKHotay]

would be great on i95 here.

...'Cept for the overpasses...

[LTS06]

We intend to run 53's on our J-10...but not quite that tall...and 4 link.

[Chrome]

Wow? or Why? Did anyone else catch those horns on the roof????

Looks like a Wolo Train horn setup. Great for the Ol' timers that don't do the speed limit. Mounting them where the spare tire goes is a great place on a FSJ. :thumbsup:

[Steelhead]

whats it for?

[tndonor]

looks like a prerunner....... cant make out a front shaft

[tylerd13]

thats so funny he has a front rock with no driveshaft. I can't even imagen the angle.

[Slick Willie]

I'd take those axles and tires out from under it and slap them under my GW. :thumbsup:

[Sambo]

i think we had a discussion about it some 3 yrs ago!;)
and yes it didnt have a front shaft!

[j20krawler]

just think... if there werent people like this pushing the onvelope we wouldnt even have offroad vehicles, or technology, if people like this guy werent around we wouldnt have 70" TV screens or 18" subwoofers, heck we most likely wouldnt even have 2 story buildings if people didnt try to make things bigger, faster, stronger! i guess im just the glass half full kinda guy, i just try to see the bright side of a useless machine. :thumbsup:

[The PIG Smith]

just think... if there werent people like this pushing the onvelope we wouldnt even have offroad vehicles, or technology, if people like this guy werent around we wouldnt have 70" TV screens or 18" subwoofers, heck we most likely wouldnt even have 2 story buildings if people didnt try to make things bigger, faster, stronger! i guess im just the glass half full kinda guy, i just try to see the bright side of a useless machine. :thumbsup:

x2

[jeeping1974]

i like the paint on it. although i can't really see a front driveshaft. maybe i'm just blind.

[letank]

whats it for?

tree triming

[Slick Willie]

Stumbled across another pic of it:
http://www.erau4x4.com/SC05%20TyeJ%20RTI%20832.jpg

[backpack09]

I gots more pictures:
http://www.erau4x4.com/topping%20the%20competition.jpg
http://www.erau4x4.com/finished%20corolla.jpg
http://www.erau4x4.com/wagon%20crushing.jpg
http://www.erau4x4.com/driveway%20parking.jpg

[Shaggin' Wagon]

Their hats are on backwards. Imagine that..........

[zulu]

I kinda like the paint job. I really don't think that I would drive it.

[TexTJ209]

Their hats are on backwards. Imagine that..........


Yup. :thumbsup:

[shimniok]

Pretty wild!! :cool: I'd hate to ever have that thing on a trail but... would be easy to find (make) parking spots. :D

[SCscoutguy]

It made it onto the scary steering webpage. http://128.83.80.200/taco/scarysteering7.html
http://128.83.80.200/taco/scary118a.jpg
http://128.83.80.200/taco/scary118.jpg
http://128.83.80.200/taco/scary119.jpg

[shimniok]

Hm, I see Riverbeast is on there... oops. :o

[motox-010]

I stumbled across that thing awhile back. Cant remember the site. But I am sure they said it didnt have a front driveshaft.

[Rande]

Worked with a fellow in Tampa that had a J20 just about that high. I stand 5'9" and I could just fit my shoulder under the rear pipe bumper. While we were installing some under-slab pipes for an apartment building, we would have our breaks under the bed to get out of the sun. We would lean some plywood against the axle.

He had stock axles under it, and 36" tires. Looked wierd. He used it for driving in the swamps. Drove it to work several times. He said it was a bit scary to drive in city traffic. He had extra mirrors to keep track of traffic around him. He took corners nice and slow. Folks generally gave him plenty of space.

Our foreman drove a lifted Waggy with 36s. Those were my first real exposures to FSJs. The foreman raced into the parking lot of an apartment complex we were working on and put his waggy into a 4 wheel drift. That was a sight! He broke a front knuckle doing that. The tire collapsed and I though he was going over (he did too!). He didn't but it was quite a show!