What do you guys think???

[Jam76]

My Long Travel prerunner 4x4 built by FNL Offroad. Cut, turned, gusseted and widen TTB, King Racing 2.5" remote resevior coilovers close to 20" of wheel travel, Glassworks fenders and bedsides 4.5 wider 4.5 raised.

 

[Jam76]

front end

 

[Jam76]

travel

 

[Jam76]

another

 

[Jam76]

more

 

[Jam76]

engine cage

 

[Jam76]

last one

 

[Caleb]

looks killer, have you had it out on the street, or did you just get it back??? Just wondering cause I saw one ther other day that looked very similar cruisin down redwood...either way its pimp :greg:

 

[Jam76]

Thanks and yes I have been driving it around last couple of days.

 

[Vonski]

Lee's done some really nice work there.

 

[Tacoma]

That's pretty sweet. Was that at Rocklogic a few wks ago? If not there is a copycat LOL

I dig those desert trucks. I got to look over one of the super trick pro race deals in Phoenix once.. I just love all the fabrication and linkage.. something about triangulated tube and Dzus fasteners....

Looks good! Let's go run the Pony Express flat out!

 

[Vonski]

That's pretty sweet. Was that at Rocklogic a few wks ago?

Nope, you were looking at our friend Brad's (aka Ogre) rig. His Ranger is similar in appearance.

 

[Coreshot]

Looks good, what have you got for roll cage? All internal, I assume?

 

[BlackSheep]

Nice looking rig! had a chance to take it out in the desert yet?

 

[James K]

like it alot :greg:

who is FNL offroad?

 

[Coreshot]

like it alot :greg:

who is FNL offroad?

Lee Mattingly, used to be a Factory Tubular

 

[Milner]

But, only for a short time....unlike some of us

He worked at Advanced for a while before that. Lee is a good guy and a good builder.

 

[Hickey]

Lee had the crazy primer and green flamed flatty at some of the earlier UROC events. Small block Ford that never saw less than 4500 rpm. Fun to watch.

 

[James K]

I have met Lee before(long time ago), just did not realize that was his company