Similar thought on a Strike Eagle:
Didn't a GRMr have this plate as well?
Pretty sure they missed the point of having a Samurai.
Toyman01 wrote: Pretty sure they missed the point of having a Samurai.
Meh. The rat rod thing is tired and over but I have wanted to rip the transfer case out of a rag top Sammy, G13B swap it and slam it on a mustang 2 front clip for years. That would be an awesome summer convertible.
But I also don't see the point of travelling slowly over rough terrain for the sake of travelling slowly over rough terrain.
In reply to Ditchdigger:
Point of traveling slowly over rough terrain.
The first couple are places I would love to go, the last 6 are mine. There are just some places that the E24 won't go. 
I can relate:
^--Not actually me. I drink Coors Lite 
I don't do the whole rock climbing thing. I'm more of an overland/explore kinda offroad guy.
Ditchdigger wrote:Toyman01 wrote: Pretty sure they missed the point of having a Samurai.Meh. The rat rod thing is tired and over but I have wanted to rip the transfer case out of a rag top Sammy, G13B swap it and slam it on a mustang 2 front clip for years. That would be an awesome summer convertible. But I also don't see the point of travelling slowly over rough terrain for the sake of travelling slowly over rough terrain.
To get to the interesting places at the end of the trail.
turboswede wrote:
Wow. There was ONE shiny happy person in that conversation, and it wasn't Robert. What a bag of douches.
A destination would make it more worthwhile. I went out and did the rock crawling thing with my friends a few times. They are totally over the top into it with tube frame buggies and dedicated rigs and it was mind numbingly boring to me. If I had a destination like your guys my ride would look more like this
This is my friend Ryans turbo LS1 buggy
A ride in it might change my mind too.
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I must be a sea captain then.
If someone was making a joke I'd laugh and play along until they got bored and moved on.
Ditchdigger wrote: But I also don't see the point of travelling slowly over rough terrain for the sake of travelling slowly over rough terrain.
It's part of the fun, but the end result is to get to places like these:
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