It was his first time offroad. He just finishing the build and asked if he could run them to just play with it. He's built a super capable rig but yes he needs some practice picking lines. All and all nothing broke and he had a blast. So mission accomplished.
I did exactly the same thing......nothing! Mine hasn't left the garage since October 2022. I refuse to let the city, county & state destroy my vehicles with all the salt that they put on the roads out here.What I did today....absolutely nothing....
It was 60 degrees yesterday and I gave Truck a wash and 303 quick detail.
Last nite hit 30 degrees and snowed....Truck is staying nice and warm and clean in the garage....
@Grumpaw Am I seeing things or do you have tow mirrors on your Ranger? Details please.What I did today....absolutely nothing....
It was 60 degrees yesterday and I gave Truck a wash and 303 quick detail.
Last nite hit 30 degrees and snowed....Truck is staying nice and warm and clean in the garage....
Yes...ClearView Extendable Mirrors....check their web site. Out of Australia...top quality. Pricy but you get what you pay for.
Great pictures Matt. WOW very scenic area for sure. Thanks,I finally gave Broken Arrow a try. I was able to make it up to Submarine Rock, Chicken Point, and made it down Devils Staircase. I had a pucker moment going down the staircase at 27 degrees, the Ranger did great!
I have garage envy.
A person can never have a big enough garage! When I lived in KY for a few years, I actually did have enough space for everything. That property had a huge oversized 3 stall attached garage, a 24x24 detached garage with a carport on the back side, and a 24x32 pole barn. For two years of my life, everything I owned had a home inside......and still there were no empty stalls.I have garage envy.
It's hitting -8° Friday night and Soupie lives in the driveway or street (Kate gets the one-car garage and she deserves it after 32 years of me!).
I'll be seeing how well Soupie starts in that cold weather.
Growing up in Canada, in the old days (you know, walking up hill to and from school), all cars had block heaters, it was necessary back then. Fancy ones also had battery warmers. When I went to the University of Ottawa, there were plugs at most parking spots.
I anticipate the Ranger starting right up (using the Start-X because I'm staying inside!) but we'll see!
And no dump runs at that temp either!
Maybe change Soupie's name to Gazpacho????I have garage envy.
It's hitting -8° Friday night and Soupie lives in the driveway or street (Kate gets the one-car garage and she deserves it after 32 years of me!).
I'll be seeing how well Soupie starts in that cold weather.
Growing up in Canada, in the old days (you know, walking up hill to and from school), all cars had block heaters, it was necessary back then. Fancy ones also had battery warmers. When I went to the University of Ottawa, there were plugs at most parking spots.
I anticipate the Ranger starting right up (using the Start-X because I'm staying inside!) but we'll see!
And no dump runs at that temp either!
Hi David,I have garage envy.
It's hitting -8° Friday night and Soupie lives in the driveway or street (Kate gets the one-car garage and she deserves it after 32 years of me!).
I'll be seeing how well Soupie starts in that cold weather.
Growing up in Canada, in the old days (you know, walking up hill to and from school), all cars had block heaters, it was necessary back then. Fancy ones also had battery warmers. When I went to the University of Ottawa, there were plugs at most parking spots.
I anticipate the Ranger starting right up (using the Start-X because I'm staying inside!) but we'll see!
And no dump runs at that temp either!
Your illustration of a single tire on a flatbed really puts the size in perspective! Holy smokes, even with that, I can't really grasp how big they are - how on earth do they position the tire to mount it!
