Is this bad?

Im just askn... :driving:





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drive shaft strap

 

Not if you own a parts house and your wife is a 4X4 mechanic.

 

My gf hates my toys, and i do have alot of parts R)

 

It all looks good to me. Although oil does a little better job of lubrication than water. You might check your right boot as it seems to have a weight issue.

 

anything can be fixed as long as you have a bottom less pocket
gotta love those hood ornaments R)

 

Just a condition........

 

"Is this bad?"
Nope, not bad, that is if you're selling scrap metal to recyclers.

 

Drive it 'til it breaks, then spend you next paycheck fixing it. It's a lifestyle choice.

 

Bulls eye:driving:

 

were you guys the kind of kids that took a hammer to your hotwheels?
just askin....

 

I once set up a crash scene with 2 scale model cars, some naptha and a few firecrackers on a wooden shed floor and lit it, is that kind of what you mean?R)

 

well kinda
i was pretty good with my toy cars.
but the lil green army men took a beating during the great red ant wars of 1969.
napalm AKA lighter fluid
mortars AKA firecrackers
the dreaded death ray AKA magnifying glass
you name it

 

...kinda R)

 

So I am assuming you REALLY like that right side pedal?

 

Daaaamn son, I don't think I wanna hang around with you OR your friends.....I HATE breakdowns and fixing stuff on the roadside, and doing it in the mud or the middle of nowhere sounds even less attractive.

 

me too!
i'd rather go to the dentist..
breaking things on purpose goes against my nature and everything i ever learned.

 

When I was little my Mom told me to stay out of the mud puddles. When I grew up I understood why. Nothing good happens, and you don't have to clean up the mess afterwards.

 

It's been my experience that there are two types of driving styles off road. Finesse, and Force.

Guess which one applies here

 

Thanks for sharing these extreme pics - I don't think I've seen quite that large a carnage collection in one place! You get a A+ today.

 

Checkers or wreckers