Random pic thread.

[OH9JK]

 

[mbalbritton]

 

[EdJonesJeeper]

 

[RatLabGuy]

woah!

 

[Bogleparsons]

Oh man sweet!

 

[ABadJeeper]

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Where did you find that picture? Those are pretty bad azz.

 

[BrianM]

 

[EdJonesJeeper]

Where did you find that picture? Those are pretty bad azz.

Apparently they were in N Carolina heading south on I-95

Any fort Bragg guys want to chime in?

 

[BUCKEYE PERFORMANCE INC.]

Way to cool to be legit but they could be movie props.
I'm thinking their to light duty and no armor at all.

Buckeye Performance Inc.

 

[RobMcBee]

Way to cool to be legit but they could be movie props.
I'm thinking their to light duty and no armor at all

Im going w movie props.... but bad ass no less

 

[Mulishajoe]

Jeep TJL
The legend of the "Jeep" 4x4 began over 60 years ago when automotive manufacturers across America were challenged to design a compact, lightweight, highly capable vehicle for use by the armed forces. The successful Willys MB sprang from that development challenge. Since then, the CJ-2A and other models worked their way into the hearts of civilians, while new military Jeep vehicles followed. Notably, the M-38, M-38Al, and M-170 answered the call to action in all types of terrain, providing decades of dedicated service. Now, Jeep returns to its roots with a new military machine.
The Jeep Wrangler TJL mixes modern automotive technology with some of the same attributes the troops valued in the original Willys MB. An up-to-date take on the original "go-anywhere, do-anything" utility vehicle, the new TJL (long-wheel-based TJ) has been designed to meet the most challenging tasks and perform in the most adverse conditions. Its first tour of duty will be in Egypt.

 

[Mulishajoe]

maybe not movie props, altho they are jk's

 

[Mulishajoe]

just noticed looks like there 6 lug

 

[ABadJeeper]

I can't speak for these but I know that there are military JK's in use right now. I know a guy that has done some work on them.

That's why I asked where they were spotted? The company he works for is here in NC.

 

[EdJonesJeeper]

Good point! I find it hard to believe a 6 lug would be for a movie prop.

 

[Chris_Keziah]

Those are Hutchisons beadlocks as well, wonder hat axles are under it.

 

[BUCKEYE PERFORMANCE INC.]

Good point! I find it hard to believe a 6 lug would be for a movie prop.

I'm not seeing that 6th lugnut

Buckeye Performance Inc.

 

[Infamous1]

I'm not seeing that 6th lugnut

Buckeye Performance Inc.

methinks he is correct!! looks like beadlock studs

scared to death!!!!!

 

[nctom]

Apparently they were in N Carolina heading south on I-95

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Any fort Bragg guys want to chime in?

Built by the group formerly know as Black Water Defense Contractors.... Moyock NC. Don't ask any more questions... They were supposed to be under tarps.

 

[nctom]

The word "awesome" isn't great enuff to describe this one!

 

[nctom]

Creepy baby doll I found at my sisters house



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That needs to go away. Scared me!

 

[benmack1]

Oh .

 

[levellinebrad]

oh my. That is scary.

 

[Chris_Keziah]

oh my. That is scary.

X2 very scary

 

[Infamous1]

yup worse than that creepy ass baby doll