Sinking Creek 4WD Association

tire shine.

Nice!

"vintage" SC4WDA rigs all under one roof! still kick myself for selling that bitch.

Fawk yeah!

oh - and that t-case e-brake is a BITCH to get the d-line bolts lined up.

hell yes, brother!

40's and like 3" of lift is the shit.

PICS on foe-dees or band

back to b'burg she goes - Thanks Peter!!! good to see you and leach!

i'll definitely swing by the burg once i've got a cruiser built up - maybe try and make it down for a run out to harlan with the club.

don't hesitate to bug me about any yota tech - i've turned a few wrenches on that thing ...

BlueDodgeRam wrote:If you still have it in 2mo or so, I will return the treehugger to Blacksburg.

For real this time

PM me if you're serious - we can work something out.

BTT! you fuckers!

$4000 takes it - see updated first post.

(how's everybody??? - long time no talky)

What year 4Runner are you looking for? We've got a 3rd gen. for sale out here at the shop. I think they want something like $5-6000. It's got something like 115k on it. Anyways, just thought I'd throw that out there. Let me know when you pick one up and you decide to put an OME suspension and bull ...

youre right, man, pretty much just need some 40" tahhrs and a way to haul the bitch. i fired it up about a month ago, and it runs just fine. BUT the wifey and i just put in an offer on a condo - got it accepted and will prolly close around august, so money's gonna be tight for a little while. buying ...

Fonger wrote:3000 lbs. of lawn mowers

that's a lot of messicans.










i'm going to hell...

42 is the new 37.

That ricoh looks like it'd be a good solution. there's a limit to how much data you can add to the exif headers, but depending on what you need, it could work. I'd still recommend a photo library program (like adobe Bridge) in addition to arcmap or arcgis or landcad or something - tho i'm not sure ...

Damn, that's a lot of pics!


My estimates are showing over 45000 pictures needed for this project.

From the software end of things you're likely gonna want to use Photoshop because it comes with another program called Bridge. If you're using a decent digital SLR bodied camera (prolly around ...