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Black '84 (I think) model shorty.
Commodore V6, Auto, 60 series front diff, 1/4 eliptical rear, Large body lift, running 44" TSL's
I watched him go round on a few tracks and looked to do quite well. I believe it was the guy's first event. The wheelbase looked quite short to be running such big tyres, it was pretty stable due to the width, but looked scary on steep hills, especially coming down.
this was the only reason i wanted to go to tufftruck this year, well not the only, but one of the major reasons. Unfotunately i never got there, so im glad to hear that he did well. The boys are up at newcastle i believe??? might have to get in contact and check it out one day. It looks sweet
full kudos to everyone who took these piccies, just wanted to get all the photos possible of the mighty jabber so everyone here in the mitsy could admire. Was an awesome effort, pretty cut i never got up there to see it in action, fool_injected, itd be rgeat if we would be able to watch that vid
i take no credit for pics, none of them are mine, as i stated at the top, i wish to give kudos to those who did take the photos, i never made it to tuff truck, bit cut i didnt...
ahh well, its a sweet looking truck, and yeh didnt do too badly either, placed better than a few bigger names, good to see. Hope the boys stick with it and have a crack at a few more events, if not ill buy it
zookjedi wrote:i dont usally care for mitso's but that looks tough .
its creations like that that make comps worth watching .
We have common ground. Most of us Mitsu fans wouldn't normally look twice at a Zuki, but any comp truck of this standard is worthy of respect - regardless of the base vehicle.
We're all happy to have found something to enjoy.
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Quick hello from Canada and I have truly enjoyed discovering this beast. Far too many times I have seen those little Zookies built all to hell. Now I know ANYTHING is possible.
I have a 1987 Dodge Raider and plan on adding a V8, matching transmission, transfer case and solid axles. 2" body lift 2-3"suspension lift, 33-35" tires and whatever else.
Does anyone here know anything else about this truck or how I can get in touch with the owner? I really would like to know what exactly they used. I can only imagine the amount of fabrication that took place to build this.
If anyone knows where I can find more information about the owner, please email me charles_ufarley at hotmail . com
Thanks for all the kind words and support guys, While i'm not the owner of this beast, i was the one hanging off the rope all weekend!
We had heaps of support all weekend at Tuff Truck, and i just hope we kept everyone entertained, There was still heaps of room for improvement but it was our first ever comp, we're not in a club either so we haven't even done any club stuff
In the process of getting a feature in 4wd monthly so the people that didn't get to go to Tuff Truck will be able to get a close look at it.
And Flea if you want to know more you can pm me as i'm always looking around on here. I just don't look in the mitsubishi section too often
most of the weekend to have my camera handy
