Take a ride in the way back machine.

Milner

formerly "rckcrlr"
aRedRocker said:
Flu sucks, sorry to hear that. I've got Safari papers back to 90, I was looking through them the other day, Tim you look snazzy with the goatee, LOL.

Dammit guys, your gonna make me go buy a scanner....I bet I can dig up pics of about all of you:greg:
 

SAJ

LURCH!
brings back memories man. sweet pics n history. kinna make ya wonder why people need rockwells and 44's.
 

Tacoma

Et incurventur ante non
Location
far enough away
nobody NEEDS Rockwell's and 44's. They're just fun. ;)

I'm going to try very hard to keep the Blazer on 36's. 38's are looking kind of sexy though LOL

and I'm NOT shaving the 14bolt! That ought to keep me honest.
 

Brett

Meat-Hippy
I'm perfectly happy with a 30 and 44 combo matched with some 33" tires...no bigger. I'll have to dig up some pics too....I think that I might have a few on here
 

Brett

Meat-Hippy
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Brett

Meat-Hippy
About the oldest I have and that was 8 years ago in Moab. What else do all of you have?? Like Marc said, I'd have to get a scanner out for the really good ones from long ago!
 
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Milner

formerly "rckcrlr"
Brett said:
About the oldest I have and that was 8 years ago in Moab. What else do all of you have?? Like Marc said, I'd have to get a scanner out for the really good ones from long ago!

What are you doing out of chit chat....get back in your cage-_-
 

TimB

Homesick
Location
Weatherford, Tx
Post more guys - I have more but I like seeing others old pics too. Some bring fond memories, some bring a chuckle, but they're all good.
 

Herzog

somewhat damaged
Admin
Location
Wyoming
All of my older photos need to be scanned as well. I just can't wait to step back a little bit and get back into a jeep with 33's (or 35's max) to wheeling in Moab with. Those were the days. :cool:
 

JeeperG

Well-Known Member
Location
Riverdale
I know Dr.Moab has a good collection of old wheeling photos.

My family was more into the hotrod sceen so the oldest photo's I have are of my Dads 1940 ford coupe.

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My dad in roughly 1967 working on his car in Farmington, Utah.

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1968 I think?

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1978 Cedar City, Yeah I was short back then. :D

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Current (minus pinstripping)
 
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JeeperG

Well-Known Member
Location
Riverdale
Tacoma said:
ah, man that's cool that he kept it!! I like the current version... nice!
Yeah he would never get rid of the thing EVER. My brother actually is the one that restored it to its current status, lets just say its his now.
 

greenjeep

Cause it's green, duh!
Location
Moab Local!
Those old Jeep Safari pics are awesome, thanks for posting!!

Some of Tim's old pictures of Strike Ravine were a major help in us establishing use of the trail prior to '92. We that we could establish a public right of way for the trail in our current lawsuit.
 
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