there's no use in trying to back up.... that's clear, but I don't think he's going to much farther up that cliff either

https://dailytimewaster.blogspot.com/2018/06/its-articulation-situation.html

possibly the oldest, most traveled rock crawler, evidence that to be extremely successful at rock crawling you don't have to spend megabucks

a lot of shifters for a lot of transmission!

see the quick connect air fittings? On the air tank / double duty roll bar... the compressor supplying the air is the air conditioning compressor. I'm surprised I've never seen or heard of anyone using that instead of some expensive aftermarket one. Obviously it's not going to overheat, or have as much risk of breaking down when you need it most as an aftermarket compressors.

Marlin Crawler is very happy with their new Tacoma

and I have no clue what the 2nd line means about 8 dealers

that appears to be a VERY long transmission

Rock bouncers vs rail buggies, run up a cliff, catch some air, have a good time

King of the Hammer 2013

Found on http://stipistop.com/uttalan-utakon/

Crawlmaro by Essentially Off Road, when a 69 Camaro is the coolest off road rock crawler I see, I take lots of photos

 http://www.eoronline.com/ for more about this cool crawler

 It was either brought to SEMA, or built by

Coolest thing we'll see this week, off roading just got more awesome

This is called the Chainlink Extreme according to the vidoe title.

Above images via: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/11/dodge-deora-by-alexander-brothers.html




Via the "mad about wheels" great finders at AutoMotto: http://www.automotto.org/entry/chainlink-4x4-is-frighteningly-awesome/