@@flight2k5 Perhaps only Detroit lockers... About it. This shows that the true off Road Spirit is to bring your simple vehicle to its limits. With unlimited money, anybody can build a nice rig.....but you loose the real spirit. *Side note* All Camel Trophies up to 1991, stock fully loaded vehicles, a winch and a shovel.....they did the impossible. That is the true off Road Spirit.
@@flight2k5 I do know sir. My point is that beside lockers, these flat fenders have nothing else. There are rigs that cost 80/90 Grand, for what? Only God knows. To have real fun, you do not need all of that stuff. Perhaps I know more about lockers than many here. But I do not want to argue and brag about it. Take care.
I know this demonstrates capabilities and ruggedness, but I don't think I'd have the heart put a fine vintage machine through that. It is cool to watch though.
Jeff, could you post the build specs or parts used for bam bam? I thought I saw one of your old videos with some build info but can’t find it now. I love what you’re able to accomplish in that thing, and am really interested in which gears and lockers and steering you’ve got in there. Hopefully some of which will match up with ‘51 3a.