Plaaaaaatjes

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[nick]

[spiderman]

[DUC]

ow, plaatje:

[EJG]

[darkwolf]

Heej...das Linda's smart....ik dacht dat jij een jeep wilde en nu toch de smart maar verbouwd ???

[DEEF]

Heej...das Linda's smart....ik dacht dat jij een jeep wilde en nu toch de smart maar verbouwd ???

hahaha vette smart die wil ik wel hebben!!! groetjes Lin

[janjeep]

't is wel geen Jeep, maar wel goed!

[nick]

toch de sneeuwschuif maar weer eens opzoeken

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[laredo]

foto van Heerde dez????

HAHAHA... oke ben voor bereid

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foto van Heerde dez????

HAHAHA... oke ben voor bereid

Nee zo diep kun je daar niet zinken.

[nick]

[puppy]

das nog is verhogen

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[Beest]

klikkie

[DUC]

[DUC]

[DUC]

[DUC]

Ik heb m'n bureaublad ook maar even aan de tijd van 't jaar aangeast.

Deze foto komt van de jeepclub België:

http://www.jeepclub.be/content/club.asp?p=WALLPAPERS

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de plaatjes in een slideshow

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[Kameel]

Echt waanzinnige foto's...

[nick]

Blaine Hoffman, from the Great White North of Lumby, BC, writes, "The first snowfall in the mountains near Lumby, BC, had me chomping at the bit to get into the mountains and try out my new lockers. Little did I know that in a brief moment of poor judgment my Jeep would be laying on its side at the bottom of a (thank God) shallow lake. We never did find snow deep enough to challenge the Jeep, but on the way back after driving over several small ponds which were frozen solid, and after watching a buddy crack a nut on the edge of the lake, I couldn't resist! The temptation to see how lockers would work took over ! After testing the edge where I knew it was shallow and the ice was solid, I gave it some gas in an attempt to spin the Jeep around so I was facing along the edge of the lake. Instead of spinning around, I drifted straight out thanks to the front locker. I stopped the Jeep and let my passenger out in a moment of terror as we heard the ice cracking. After my passenger was out and I tried making it back to shore - and the ice slowly broke through. I managed to climb out as my 4x4 sank only getting my feet wet! After I calmed down, we decided to leave it 'till morning and come back with reinforcements

Thankfully many friends came to the rescue; in particular a friend with a one-ton Ford and a 9,000 lb winch. It took a couple of snatch blocks and it was enough to bend his bumper. There was also lots of chain saw work to be done on the ice to free us. After about four hours we had it out and pulled it home. If it had been out there one more night it would have really froze in as the temp dropped to -15° Fahrenheit."