Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I don't think it's that bad either. If you took out the body lift blocks (they look about 4"!) it would probably sit same height as every other SOA cruiser. The price is ridiculous but you'd be surprised how many people want $10k and over for their done up 40, if you look thru Just 4x4 mag or similar.

That's cheap for a brand new 4wd.

Well they said it was new and a 2006 model
I think the compliance might say otherwise.

Looks silly

HIL01X wrote:That's cheap for a brand new 4wd.

Well they said it was new and a 2006 model
I think the compliance might say otherwise.

I wondered about that - VIN says tba? Perhaps they've done it as an individually constructed vehicle?

Also noticed there's no mud flaps - how do they get around that?

Scott

-Scott- wrote:

HIL01X wrote:That's cheap for a brand new 4wd.

Well they said it was new and a 2006 model
I think the compliance might say otherwise.

I wondered about that - VIN says tba? Perhaps they've done it as an individually constructed vehicle?

Also noticed there's no mud flaps - how do they get around that?

Scott

somehow i have a feeling..... that with this rig.... MONEY TALKS
they have the dollars to blow on that im sure a 2 grand engineer report woudnt be out of the question

that truck is at opposite lock at alexandria. had 38s on it last time i saw it. neat work all over but you could do better for the money if you were to start from scratch.

would look alot better with 35s but28 grand, way to much what are they thinking I predict it wont ever get one bid

jimbo jones wrote:would look alot better with 35s but28 grand, way to much what are they thinking I predict it wont ever get one bid

Yup, no bids, and bidding has ended

I'd take it for a test dive drive though

i would love it as a cruising rig... but that's about it.

I've always been a closet case 40 lover