Thoughts for making it to the weekend ...
"Don’t stop 'til everything’s gone, Straight ahead, never turn round, Don’t back up, don’t back down, Full throttle, wide open, You get tired and you don’t show it, Dig a little deeper when you think you can’t dig no more, That’s the only way I know"
The classic folk music album from Pete Seeger and the Weavers.
Apparently there's a lot of work that goes into installation of a lift-kit. You can't complain about the cost of labor for sure.
Anybody whose been around in a city, will know that people have made up in their mind what a criminal looks like.
All I can say is wow. He really has turned his bear-bones cabin in Oklahoma into something pretty impressive without being a complete greeny-crazy. I wish I lived his life. Maybe some day, not too far in the future, I will leave my run-down apartment for a real place in the woods.
See more on his Facebook Page and Youtube Page.
He certainly now has all of the toys in his off-the-grid cabin. I am just so jealous of how he lives. I've been watching his Youtube videos for quite a while now.
What can I say? I just sometimes enjoy looking at videos of sweet lifted trucks.
On this episode of Dirt Every Day, Fred Williams of Petersen’s 4-Wheel & Off-Road heads out on a road trip with his dogs Batman, Baxter and Lulu in a 2014 GMC Sierra Crew Cab that he borrowed from Rancho Suspension and outfitted with their latest lift kit. The Rancho GMC Sierra sits taller than a standard Sierra, in fact tall enough to clear a set of 35-inch BFGoodrich Mud Terrain KM2 tires which as you’ll see will give this truck way better capability in the dirt and since Fred’s plan was to mount a slide in camper in the bed, getting to remote camp spots off the grid should be easy as pie.
More on Four Wheeler.com
I found this video from Four Wheeler.com on truck camping in the back country to be quite interesting.