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We belong to the same club:"Something" is more like it. I'm a jack of all trades, master of none.
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We belong to the same club:"Something" is more like it. I'm a jack of all trades, master of none.
I applied for membership to the club but was denied cause I didn't know Jack.We belong to the same club:
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Apparently clicking two mouse clicks is either very difficult, or people are having a hard time making a choice!1,994 views of the thread and 103 votes.![]()
I hope it's the latter.Apparently clicking two mouse clicks is either very difficult, or people are having a hard time making a choice!
It's tough when the comparisons are not apples-to-apples:Apparently clicking two mouse clicks is either very difficult, or people are having a hard time making a choice!
That's actually a good observation but I can't think of a better way to do it. I was kicking around weight classification categories ie., 1/4ton (jeeps) 3/4...5ton/10ton etc. but quickly lost myself in specifics.It's tough when the comparisons are not apples-to-apples:- Apples to Pears to Peaches to Pineapples
To be fair: where do you start to compare? It's tough.
ALL those builds are stellar, and each on their own merit. Kudos to each! (1 opinion out of 1,994)
I kinda have some plans for the winner each month..... Not enough real estate to have multiple winners.That's actually a good observation but I can't think of a better way to do it. I was kicking around weight classification categories ie., 1/4ton (jeeps) 3/4...5ton/10ton etc. but quickly lost myself in specifics.
Patracy prolly thought of all that before he started the thread/poll.
I guess the bottom line is just look at the nominations and pick the one that tickles your fancy at the time.![]()
That's one way to manage it:That's actually a good observation but I can't think of a better way to do it. I was kicking around weight classification categories ie., 1/4ton (jeeps) 3/4...5ton/10ton etc. but quickly lost myself in specifics.
Patracy prolly thought of all that before he started the thread/poll.
I guess the bottom line is just look at the nominations and pick the one that tickles your fancy at the time.![]()
A Vet? Not qualified to vote? POOP!!They all look great! I don't have the mechanical or historical knowledge. So, I'm not qualified to vote. However, as a vet I do lean towards Papabear. As an prepper I also like **** On Wheels and Rayzer.
Passion for the hobby is the only true requirement, and even that is a stretch.I don't have the mechanical or historical knowledge. So, I'm not qualified to vote.
RayzerPlease vote for MV of the month here. Feel free to "campaign" as well.
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I agree, Razer's "TAJ" is top of the line!! It even impressed MB and that's no easy feat!All of these trucks are amazing!![]()
I voted for Rayzer's rig. Pictures only show you half the story. You must see it in person to fully appreciate it! Ray's craftsmanship is truly superb, and he has a wonderful attention to detail. I can only dream of having the skills necessary to pull off a project as beautiful as Taj. I had the pleasure of preparing burgers with his wife inside Taj during a cookout we had at his LZ after the DeLand Veteran's Parade last year. It was sooooo nice being able to use my burger patty press on the counter and wash my hands. I can't wait to set up another parade, convoy, and cookout!
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