We sit down and discuss The DMC(Dirt Miles Crew) and the last 15 years of point to point trips, prelanders, trail fixes. etc #thedmc #badlinesgoodtimes #prelander
Great show dudes! I love hearing all the memories from some epic trips! Wish I would have made it on that Grand Canyon trip but maybe we can plan another one when the kids are a bit older. Keep up the good work!
So why does it seem like some people change trucks so much over the years and some keep the same rig? Am I missing something as far as prerunners having a lifespan that is small? (Not including crashes)
@@WilliamRose-uc1ix I often wonder that very question. For the most part our group has had pretty much the same rigs. A few have upgraded over the years for various reasons. I always see guys going through trucks few every years. Maybe they are chasing the build process of getting something, creating it and then moving on to the next project. While others build the truck and just maintain it and get out and use it when they can
Ok I can kinda understand enjoying the build process more than the ownership I guess and just wanting to build multiple styles of rig. I’m hoping to keep my 4runner for the long haul as it was the first Toyota in my life.
Great show dudes! I love hearing all the memories from some epic trips! Wish I would have made it on that Grand Canyon trip but maybe we can plan another one when the kids are a bit older. Keep up the good work!
Thanks brother. Yea we'll have to get another long one going.
Love the memories and the photos! 🤘🏻😁
agreed Good Times!
All three of these guys are Mr Personality😂
sorry for whatever you're going through.
So why does it seem like some people change trucks so much over the years and some keep the same rig? Am I missing something as far as prerunners having a lifespan that is small? (Not including crashes)
@@WilliamRose-uc1ix I often wonder that very question. For the most part our group has had pretty much the same rigs. A few have upgraded over the years for various reasons. I always see guys going through trucks few every years. Maybe they are chasing the build process of getting something, creating it and then moving on to the next project. While others build the truck and just maintain it and get out and use it when they can
Ok I can kinda understand enjoying the build process more than the ownership I guess and just wanting to build multiple styles of rig. I’m hoping to keep my 4runner for the long haul as it was the first Toyota in my life.
What percentage of you guys have AC in these rigs ?
I'd say probably half of them have A/C
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glad you liked it!