Random FWC Photos

[bb5qyt]

2001 Tundra with a 1985 Fleet

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[BobD]

Out in the Mt Laguna area last weekend.

 

[MotoDave]

Woo, finally get to post here - bought a (new to me) FWC Hawk and spent the first night of ownership in the Mojave.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Nice shots and good camping with your new rig.
Frank

 

[Kolockum]

Some photos from this spring (I am a little late posting things)


Death Valley near Cottonwood Canyon

Then the following day near Race Track in Death Valley...

Tire survived just fine but the rim was shot.

 

[Lighthawk]

Some photos from this spring (I am a little late posting things)

Tire survived just fine but the rim was shot.

Ouch!
Thanks for posting.

 

[BobM]

Here's a couple of photos from our gathering in Julian ca https://youtu.be/DYPltO_4Li4

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[Lighthawk]

From a trip this summer that never got written into a TR.

Clearing the road​

 

[Ace!]

What is going on with the rear door?

 

[Overland Hadley]

What is going on with the rear door?

Of the truck? Looks like it open.
There is a step ladder on the back of the camper, makes it look like the camper door is open.

 

[Overland Hadley]

Out in the Mt Laguna area last weekend.

Solid rig!

 

[Lighthawk]

Of the truck? Looks like it open.
There is a step ladder on the back of the camper, makes it look like the camper door is open.

Hadley is correct on both counts.

I was more impressed with the ability of my Tundra to skid logs.
The jeep trail was blocked by the downed tree, but we had a bow saw and took turns sawing until one end was free.
Fortunately I was able to drive adjacent and put a strap on it and tow it out of the way.
I've always been concerned about being trapped by a downed log or rock and it was good practice.

 

[Durango1]

...we had a bow saw and took turns sawing until one end was free.
Fortunately I was able to drive adjacent and put a strap on it and tow it out of the way.
I've always been concerned about being trapped by a downed log or rock and it was good practice.

I just picked this little sweetheart up for just this sort of thing. It fits in one of my under-bed 24" boxes and appears to be a solid performer. Plus Sioux has now entered her "I wanna camp fire" phase.

On edit: Maybe toys like this is why I am over GVW on my Ram 2500!

 

[craig333]

If thats a steel wheel you can probably pound it back into shape with a sledge hammer.

 

[Ace!]

Oh, it looked like the driver side rear door is on backwards to me. Must be just the way I'm seeing it, with the moldings not matching up and the window looks backward to me. Just my eyes I guess.

 

[SunMan]

Not your eyes, I've seen doors that swing opposite to the "standard" left to right opening. Not sure why they build them both ways.

 

[Stalking Light]

Roaming the Smokies for color

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Charlie, it looks like you found it. Nice shot. Might be a good TC mag calendar shot.

 

[Stalking Light]

Charlie, it looks like you found it. Nice shot. Might be a good TC mag calendar shot.

Thanks. Hadn't thought of that but it's portrait format not landscape. I'll see what it looks like cropped.

 

[Overland Hadley]

Roaming the Smokies for color

Beautiful!