Project: GOOBER, 1971 GMC

[jgammill]

We have another trip planned in the middle of October to Clayton. Have to get my rock sliders done before then. Crawl Magazine is supossed to be at this event. It's the Baer Trax annual run. Yeah, the Jeep was fun for a little while but this is SOOOOO much better!

[RatRod68]

Originally Posted by jgammill

We have another trip planned in the middle of October to Clayton. Have to get my rock sliders done before then. Crawl Magazine is supossed to be at this event. It's the Baer Trax annual run. Yeah, the Jeep was fun for a little while but this is SOOOOO much better!

The guys and girls of Crawl Magazine are awesome. We all hung out at the Reader's Ride of the South after the events and just watched the band, and drank beer. It was glorious. They even put a couple pictures that my friend who is an ameture photographer in there for her.

Dan frequents Clayton and Disney the most. All the pictures I have ever seen of those places were nothing short of amazing. Maybe one day we will make it out there.

I can only imagine all the looks this thing gets. I love wheeling something that isn't the cookie cutter same old same old. Everyone always complements or asks about the unique rides.

[jgammill]

October will be this rigs maiden voyage to Clayton. I definitly will have to get my rock sliders done before I go though. I still want to be able to open my doors! lol. That's how I felt when I built this rig, I wanted to have something different and still be able to hit alll the hard stuff. It's funny watching peoples reactions when I pull up to an obsticle. One time I even heard someone say " is that old farm truck really gonna try that?" And then I just walked up the obsticle that all the little jeeps and buggies where having to give her hell just to get up. I love my wheelbase. But it might get a little tight in some places at Clayton but it will be fun.