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SMall group of us doing the first crossing at the Fordyce: couple pics:

Went up to the Loon Lake entrance of the Rubicon last night, just to see how much snow there was: Snow road block at Loon Lake: Icehouse road: at the kiosk looking toward the river/dam: Using the rock lights to light up the rest room at the staging area:

37 inch Nittos:

Installed 50 inch light bar tonight. It's one of the cheapy ones, but seems really bright. Still need to fix the whistle issue as well:

Almost done with the puzzle....

Today we took the scenic route home. Jumped off the road at North Virginia street and headed over Peavine to Boca Res.: Daughter driving: As we passed Boca to get back to 80, I couldn't resist driving down into the lake basin. Trying to get back to the road, I decided to cross a little...

Headed to Reno on Christmas Eve. Got stuck in a snow storm. Sucks taking 7+hours to make a 3.5 hour drive: As we passed Verdi, I noticed a lil 4-door Pontiac stuck in a ditch on the side of the highway. So I pulled over and towed them out. That Karma would come back to me in the near...

Got this muddy, then overheated on the way home because the radiator was caked with mud...

I used those lil 4 light LED squares, think they were like 20 bucks for 20 on amazon. I wish had thought of doing the little brackets so you can aim them better. Edit: $14 for 20 lights on amazon Unfortunately, I don't have any good pics of them:

:cheesy: I see your Schwartz is as big as mine....

Interesting video. definitely got some brass ones. in that case though, it looked like the tires stick out about even if not further than the stinger.

In no way trying to be a smartass, I haven't seen anyone use it to slide up a ledge to the point that their wheels make contact. Especially if the ledge is as high as the tip of the stinger. Anyone have a video of this? Seems like a good way to damage an otherwise good bumper.

The other night in Northern California off I-80

Mud flaps... Figured I better do it after getting a fix-it ticket.

My previous rims... The ones you were looking at don't have those "lugs" on the side of them, so maybe they wont get as chewed up.

At the top: Going back down:

Made a night time snow run up to Signal Peak (up the Cisco grove side):

UCSF med center parking garage. Had nice view at least:

I thought they were kinda cheesy at first, but after watching that, I wouldn't mind one (the power of marketing...). I'd have a license plate border that says "My other ride is a bigger Jeep", so I can feel slightly more masculine lol.

kinda reminds me of this Hummer I saw on Hwy 4 in your neighborhood: Lifted, 35s?, big steel bumpers, winch, etc. Ready for some extreme off roading.