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Mmmm.... XterraCake.Kennedy 05-09-2002, 11:41 PM Posted earlier on XOC... Yesterday was my and my X's birthday. Corny is this? yes, but hey, whatcha gonna do when ya come home to a lovely wife in high heels holding XterraCake! Tasted pretty good too... the cake that is. :uhoh: ftp://xterra:xterra@ftp.superjens.com/xterra/Kennedy/xterracake1.jpg ftp://xterra:xterra@ftp.superjens.com/xterra/Kennedy/xterracake2.jpg ftp://xterra:xterra@ftp.superjens.com/xterra/Kennedy/xterracake3.jpg ftp://xterra:xterra@ftp.superjens.com/xterra/Kennedy/xterracake4.jpg xoc 05-09-2002, 11:48 PM Sweet, it's stuck in a bog ! Kennedy 05-10-2002, 03:08 AM Thanks Jens ChuckH 05-10-2002, 09:44 AM You sure that's not a Jeep? :eek: Looks mighty tasty! :D wqbang 05-10-2002, 10:09 AM Originally posted by ChuckH You sure that's not a Jeep? :eek: Looks mighty tasty! :D If it were a jeep the colors would be faded, the icing would leak all over your clothing, it woiuld be difficult to cut, half would taste great and the other half would send you to the doctor with stomach issues. But now Jeep cakes feature German chocolate. :) warmonger 05-10-2002, 11:04 AM Originally posted by wqbang If it were a jeep the colors would be faded, the icing would leak all over your clothing, it woiuld be difficult to cut, half would taste great and the other half would send you to the doctor with stomach issues. But now Jeep cakes feature German chocolate. :) But don't forget the most important thing of all on a Jeep cake, the redneck with butt cleavage standing on the tire or bumper while working on the broken parts or with his head buried in the front wheel well while replacing axles! :D Grendel 05-10-2002, 11:39 AM Aww...you guys are mean to jeep guys... My dad has a '79 Cherokee Chief, and he hasn't had to replace any axles or any of that... He just rebuilt the 401 v8 in it 2 or 3 years ago, and its still runnin strong (and guzzlin gas :P) -Grendel warmonger 05-10-2002, 12:26 PM Originally posted by Grendel Aww...you guys are mean to jeep guys... My dad has a '79 Cherokee Chief, and he hasn't had to replace any axles or any of that... He just rebuilt the 401 v8 in it 2 or 3 years ago, and its still runnin strong (and guzzlin gas :P) -Grendel Your Dad has a classic! He better hang on to it until doomsday. Those things are bringing some serious bucks now on the collectors market. One of the Jeep club members I know built one for his wife and it is a work of art. It was even featured in one of the off-road magazines. Grendel 05-10-2002, 11:01 PM Warmonger... got a link to that article about the jeep the guy built for his wife? I would be interested in reading about it... Its kinda hard to find info about these jeeps :( Heres a little pic of it, what do ya think? -Grendel http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/954275dadjeep1.jpg rrdstarr 05-11-2002, 12:17 AM Are those Ding Dongs for the wheels?:) warmonger 05-13-2002, 04:23 PM Originally posted by Grendel Warmonger... got a link to that article about the jeep the guy built for his wife? I would be interested in reading about it... Its kinda hard to find info about these jeeps :( Here is a link to the section of the Ocala Jeep Clubs look at the article. The other lilnk is to the original article in Four Wheeler. Your Dads looks nice! You don't see too many of them without major cancer anymore. http://www.ocalajeepclub.com/Club%20News/double_duty.htm http://www.fourwheeler.com/editorial/article_popup.jsp?id=74564&sidebar=1 vBulletin®, Copyright ©2010, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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