What’s the recent view out of your windshield?

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Merry Christmas! Spent part of the day at a local wheeling haunt that is actually legal to do so :D our version of Disney, Disney Oklahoma that is 🤣
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Been wanting to go there, and cross bar but I too found a local hole.

Meet Christmas from Oklahoma

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230ohc wrote: ↑Mon Dec 25, 2023 6:51 pm Been wanting to go there, and cross bar but I too found a local hole.

Meet Christmas from Oklahoma

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Crossbar is fun and huge for a private park. If you decide to make the run to Disney, let me know, it’s 40 minutes away, be happy to join
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Yeller wrote: ↑Mon Dec 25, 2023 1:33 pm Merry Christmas! Spent part of the day at a local wheeling haunt that is actually legal to do so :D our version of Disney, Disney Oklahoma that is 🤣
Did you go up those steps!!??
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rocklaurence wrote: ↑Tue Dec 26, 2023 2:35 pm
Yeller wrote: ↑Mon Dec 25, 2023 1:33 pm Merry Christmas! Spent part of the day at a local wheeling haunt that is actually legal to do so :D our version of Disney, Disney Oklahoma that is 🤣
Did you go up those steps!!??
Not in the J Truck, been up them a bunch in the bronco and buggy.
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It was...cold on the drive back to school lol
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Sun dogs......one of mother natures amazing displays :)
Did you need a lap blanket while driving, or did your heater keep up?
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devildog80 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 11:22 am Sun dogs......one of mother natures amazing displays :)
Did you need a lap blanket while driving, or did your heater keep up?
Heater kept up enough that I was in a sweatshirt and not completely bundled up. Then as it got all the way up to 0° the heater started blowing a lot more nice warm air.
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I remember growing up in ND, with sub zero temps, and our feet would get cold while driving. Defrosters needed to be running on high to keep our breath from fogging up the inside of the windshield. Radiator covered completely with a piece of cardboard, so engine would generate enough heat for the heater.
Do not miss that kind of weather.
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merrill77 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 24, 2018 3:54 pm Not a particularly interesting view. Only notable because everything looks good after ~100mi of highway driving with 90F+ temps and the A/C blasting :) kitsune miniatures
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Cool view driving the truck home after wrestling practice today, first real trip on the new tires. Handled beautifully on corners (beautifully for a jeep at least).


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Heading home traveling East on Baseline, Apache Junction AZ

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Longest straight stretch of highway in the USA. 42 miles without a bend, turn, stop sign, nothin🤣
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Been on the road a lot last few weeks.

Sunset, deep in the heart of Texas Hill Country 😎
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Driving by Mt. Shasta. Jeep pulls hard and getting roughly 20mpg with the 5.3L.
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Very nice.
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been awhile, man I sure miss the open road...
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Had a pretty cool view this morning on my drive into school. Benefits of leaving at 5:45 to go lift at school before hand is you get to see some cool sunrises out in the country.


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