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I know that buggy!

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Here are a few pictures of a badass treehouse that is on an island in the middle of Lake Okeechobee. It was built by Everglades Airboat and Buggy Association members. They bought the materials and transported this stuff to the island in swamp buggies and airboats. The actual treehouse was built in or on a rubber tree. There is more than 2500 sq ft of deck and is a hell of a place to :drinkers: or :eat:. When the water is a normal level, airboats can drive to within 30 yards of the treehouse or the built airboats will drive right up to the front door dry or wet :eek: :driving: :****:
 

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bearslayer2829 said:
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Colorado Springs but I'm sending it east, I don't want it ;D
Thanks but you can keep that, I am looking for some 70 degree sunny days to warm and dry up some rocks. :driving:
 
zukimaster said:
You could probaly build you one like that for about 600.00! molaugh

Shoot man, that thang got them Tiger Paws on the back. The 2nd best trailer trash tire, next to the Winston Winner G/T :****: molaugh
 
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Rokcrler said:
Saw this on a parts run today..
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Are the front fenders stretched? The rears? What the hell is going on with the wheelbase?
 
The chop throws it off. I think he is runnin some really small tars up front.

My s10 came from the factory with 205 75 15 Tiger Paws! I couldn't believe how beefy they were laughing1. In fact, those Tiger Paws made me a better driver. If you can handle a 2wd 4.3 5 speed super 10 running on some shat-tastic tiger paws in the rain, you are pretty much good to go! :driving: I also learned how to do some hellacious burnouts on those tires. The first time I did one, I was just trying to accelerate normally up a small hill. :****: The great thing about those tires is that they were hard as a rock and you could 2 wheel peel them ****ers all over the place and never lose much tread. I got em down about half tread before 15k and had to get something else. Damn things were dangerous
 
wingsnhammers said:
The chop throws it off. I think he is runnin some really small tars up front.

My s10 came from the factory with 205 75 15 Tiger Paws! I couldn't believe how beefy they were laughing1. In fact, those Tiger Paws made me a better driver. If you can handle a 2wd 4.3 5 speed super 10 running on some shat-tastic tiger paws in the rain, you are pretty much good to go! :driving: I also learned how to do some hellacious burnouts on those tires. The first time I did one, I was just trying to accelerate normally up a small hill. :****: The great thing about those tires is that they were hard as a rock and you could 2 wheel peel them ****ers all over the place and never lose much tread. I got em down about half tread before 15k and had to get something else. Damn things were dangerous
You took the words right out of my mouth! I had an '02 Xtreme S-dime living in Germany back in my Army days. Right out of the box I traded the factory 16's for some 15x10 & 15x8 "modular" steelies and a couple hundred boot. I took that money and made the best tahr purchase ever- Cooper Cobra Radial GTs! Laugh all you want, but I raced it at Hockenheim Ring every Thursday and those damn things grip like a mofo when you heated them up good! But when I was getting out of the Army, I planned on selling the truck for payof, a guy offered me his stockers with them badass Uniroyal Tiger Paws and some boot. I literally could carry a burnout through 4th gear and about 2 seconds in fifth! When it rained you sit at home. That **** was LITERALLY LIKE DRIVING ON A HOCKEY RINK. But great burnout tire! I'll dig out pics and video soon! :****:
 
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Eddyj said:
Are the front fenders stretched? The rears? What the hell is going on with the wheelbase?

I initially wanted to say S-10 chassis, but the more I look at it I'm thinking its like a Dodge mighty Max pickup chassis with chevy **** somehow bolted to it. Note hoe the bed sits a few inches higher than it would on a stock chevy chassis. the front wheel placement is well to the back of the fenderwell. And they are 14"s hard to fit that rim on any GM caliper above a Chevette.
 
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