Well if you didn't see my post displaying my new hella foglamp grille mount, where I had my car inside my new workplace, its a winery. I recently left my job and joined the family business which is wine.
So my father had to go to a wedding in florida this weekend so i was dog/house/grape sitting this week. He has 17 acres of property in frederick, md on South Mountain. The property backs up to the appalacian trail to give you an idea of where it is. It is really gorgeous out here and the pics below are only the tip of the iceberg since being as low as I am, w/ long grass I couldn't see ruts and rocks and with the rain, wet grass and star spec tires even where I could see I couldn't get a ton of traction. I would have ideally liked to wait until I got some sun to take the pics but with the leaves changing and the fact that there will be no more grapes tomorrow I had to act now. enough talking more pics
now with the grapes
this angle was quite difficult and scary since as you can see there isn't a whole lot of room between the rows to stash a forester. and since the tractor runs down there the ruts were kinda deep but I was determined
just in case I got stuck I did have support vehicles on hand
last spot
some of you offroad guys would have a field day with this location since there is a few spots that are "accessible" but just not for me. I wish I had a better camera to get some really nice pics but I think they turned out ok for a cheap cannon point and shoot
With the amount of money ive invested into being fast and handling great, I don't think I will be changing my set up to a off road forester anytime soon. Maybe once the snow hit lit the coiloverovers up and do some ice rally-x but nothing like you and smash and your crew get into
offset? what do you mean. they are not perfectly centered, they are a little passenger side heavy but that will be corrected next week when i tighten everything down
they are off a bit to the passenger side. As i said in that thread I still have to take everything apart and tighten/realign everything. I was just checking to make sure there were no sideffects on the cooling due to blockage
I will admit I saw the thread and your name as the author and went, oh ****, where did he take that beautiful lowered foz??? :lol: glad you kept it tame, made for some beautiful photos.
i walked the entire off-road route before i drove it to make sure of rocks and ruts and stuff that would be bad. i was creeping along and didn't go far off road.
I KNOW MY LIGHTS ARE OFF CENTERED!!!!!! will be fixed this week
Need more mud!!!! Haha. Looks like an awesome place to go wheeling at man. Love that Forester too, well besides the offcentered lights.............*hides behind smash*
if i get anymore comments about how offcentered they are, my camera batteries might be dead when i go to fix them:raspberry:
it really isn't a place to go wheeling and cruising around in mud since it is my dads personal property but there is a trail that leads from the bottom of the mountain to the top that is slightly grown over but prolly still driveable for some of you crazy guys
I stole this idea from Dirty Impreza since it's fun to just look through a thread full of random eye-candy-ness :biggrin:
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