The Bummer offroad build

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Re: The Bummer offroad build

Postby Silvrzuki77 » Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:33 pm

Thanks guys! Hope to add a water heater soon. Probally a ecotemp, propane tank, quick disconnects for the water supply. Screwed my lefy wrist up bad at work soo progress on anything is super slow till I get my mri and probally surgery. Got some more pics Ill post soon.
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Re: The Bummer offroad build

Postby Silvrzuki77 » Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:41 pm

Here is a few more from the trip. I really like the lock n roll hitch setup soo far. Super easy to use.
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Camera's just dont do justice lol
And my little guy watching jurassic park and being shy lol
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Re: The Bummer offroad build

Postby PubUltraStar » Tue Feb 04, 2014 11:18 pm

Congratulations! Awesome build, and love the picture of the Bummer with your tow vehicle out in the wild.

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