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thanks for the kinds words everyone. im gona go down and take some more pics of my mods right now. sorry for the delay i getting pics up.
- Zero
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You're not going to believe this, but if you got that from Alek, the vertical part that holds the spare I gave to HIM! And yes, it's another Curt accessory. It's installed in my front receiver in these OLLLLLDDDDDDDD pics. If you pass it on or sell it, that's the FOURTH generation of GMT360 offroaders to use the hardware!
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That's what I was thinking Bill, but wasn't 100% sure... that's pretty cool tho that it made it's rounds. 
Build Thread
Back to stock, had fun while it lasted...
Back to stock, had fun while it lasted...
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it has had a well lived life, and seen most of north america by now hahaha. there is history in this mod. everyone that gets it seems to add a lil something.
it would be cool to see how it turns up with the next owner.
we should start a sticky thread following the life of this thing from one owner to the next, just for fun. and see how far it goes.
it would be cool to see how it turns up with the next owner.
we should start a sticky thread following the life of this thing from one owner to the next, just for fun. and see how far it goes.
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"Brotherhood of the Traveling Spare Receiver"
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Its not only been around, its been high too!
This is just on the other side of California Pass - 12,980 feet.
wish I had a picture from the back but I didn't take one there
AG
This is just on the other side of California Pass - 12,980 feet.
wish I had a picture from the back but I didn't take one there
AG
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Came full circle this weekend to Borrego Springs, so I was able to touch it again. What are the odds of any other mod hardware having this for a pedigree?
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And now its bigger 
, better 
, stronger 
, and heavier 
, better , stronger , and heavier - Zero
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