So recently I added smoked side markers, a front lip, and a VG.

Here are some photos I took today.


From the Trail of Tears state park over looking the Mississippi river.









Some more from Trail of Tears.







A creek bed.


















A county road.











A passenger I picked up on the county road (it is a Robber Fly)




A park near the Mississippi river.



The Mississippi river.




A field that is flooded with a cave.










My evo enjoys nature. I gets dirty but it can be cleaned.

 

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Those photos are partly why I am staying stock ride height.


Just a Samsung TL320 nothing special. My wife has a awesome camera, but I don't know how to use it

 

Love the shots man. Nice ride and awesome scenery.

Now black out those tails

 

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I like to put my evo in nature where it belongs

Yeah that is one of my winter projects I have planned. Going to do the tails and the heads. Also still need to get the front windows tinted, not sure why the last owner did not do them, it is legal here to 35% tint the fronts.

 

Nice shots, bro.

That fly is disgusting as hell, lol!

 

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I was just going around taking photos and he kept sitting there so I figured I would get a shot of him as well.


They eat other flys and stuff like that but can bite people too (and it hurts).


Growing up in the country you learn a lot about the things around you

I was just beside the creek and on the county road when I got that shot.

 

Jdm 9 tails now

 

Yeah heads and tails are on my list for a winter project.

 

Nice, very clean Evo!

What front lip?

 

Like the quotes.

Trail of Tears, from the natives?

 

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Poly Do-luck style. Got if off Ebay (yes I know Ebay)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MITSU...d=247675012852


Fitment was nice only a few screw holes not lined up perfect. I would buy it again.

 

Yes.

It is a very beautiful place. A very sad past, but the nature is beautiful.

 

nice pics i like the mosquito !!!

 

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Nice VIII man.....and that ain't no mosquito, I can tell you that. I've seen a couple of those in the south that grow up to a standard aluminum Coke can.