😂 I figured that there would be as well. I can only assume that everyone is worried they may incriminate themselves by making a comment referencing 2 girls 1 cup. Who knows? Maybe someone still will. 🤷‍♂️ Time will tell.

Thank you brother, but I have to give credit to Hobbywing Fusion SE 1800kv for that. Without a doubt, the best bang for the buck. It really changes the entire dynamics of these FMS trucks. Awesome drag brake on those motors, and control is second to none.

Thank you, brother. I usually don't post videos that long because I am afraid no one will watch them. I may have been wrong about that.

Thank you, brother. I greatly appreciate it. 🙏

Thank you, my friend. You are right about that. There's just something about those old Willys Jeeps that just look like they belong. Regardless of where they are or what they're doing.

You can call them whatever you think they need to be called my friend. 😁 For the record, I call them Darlene and Darnell. Darlene is what I call the one driving. You call them whatever you want to, brother. 😄 I think they are way more fun of a conversation piece than the typical male 12" action figure, and fun is what this hobby is all about.

I was wondering if the title would get people talking. I couldn't resist the play on words. 😁

It was a fun day, brother. Can't wait until our next wheeling adventure.

Thank you, my friend. I greatly appreciate the compliment.

Thank you. If you're ever in the Dayton Ohio area, you have to check Oaks Quarry Park out. It's RC crawler heaven.

@@dirtydeedsrc Great! Thank you!!

Yes. They are Hobbysoul aluminum 2.2 beadlock wheels and Hobbysoul 2.2 tires.

@@dirtydeedsrc they look perfect

@thedinner225 Thank you. I run 2.2's or larger on all my 1/6 scale RC's. 2.2 is the closest RC wheel size made to a 6th scale 15" rim.

Thank you, brother. The ponds at Oaks Quarry definitely make for some beautiful sunset shots.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Yes! I had forgotten how many cool songs they had until I started browsing their videos the other night.

Thank you, my friend. I greatly appreciate that.

That is probably one of the best compliments you could give me, my friend. Thank you.

You're going to love this story. That video was done on a wehm. Completely unplanned! I showed up at the park, and Dube was like, "I brought my trailers for the Jeeps. We can pull the trailers in this video." I had never pulled a trailer with mine, so I wasn't sure what to expect. The hitches did not want to stay closed on either Jeep. So Dube had a handful of twist ties in his car. He wraps both hitches closed with the twist ties, and we shoot the entire video like that. We both lost the trailers a couple of times, but Dube took it to the next level. As can be seen in the clip at the very end of the video. When we got back to the cars, we discovered the lock nut on the hitch screw. We tightened that lock nut, and the hitch would not open. We couldn't move them after tightening the lock nut. We felt like a couple of boneheads after all that. Anyway, since then, I've installed the metal tow hook on all my FMS based Jeeps. They work great with the trailers. That's how we shot the latest trailer video, Operation Homing Bird. I had no issues with losing a trailer shooting that latest video, and neither did Dube.

@dirtydeeds109 awesome, definitely loved the closing scene lol, thanks for the info, I have ordered the aluminum hitch for the 1/6th scale hopefully I ordered the correct one, as always love all of your teams work on these videos. If I ever get up that way I'm definitely going to check out the quarry 😎💪🇺🇸👍🏻🙏

@wolffin100 If you get up this way, be sure to let me know. Dube and I will show you around the quarry.

@@dirtydeedsrc awesome, will definitely do that 👍🏻

Thank you, my friend. 🇺🇲🙏🇺🇲

Happy 4th of July to you to brother. 🇺🇲

Thank you, brother. Have a safe and happy 4th of July.

I couldn't resist. 😂

You are very welcome, my friend. That's what the hobby is all about. Having fun, being entertained, and enjoying it all with friends.

It was a minor incident. Just a "small" clame. You're in good hands with AllScale. They're small hands, but good. 🤣

​@@dirtydeedsrcROFLMBO 😂

@@wolffin100 😁

Thank you, my friend. It was indeed a blast making it.

Yeah. That was my buddies idea. 😁

The park is waiting, bro. I'll give you the grand tour. Just let me know when you want to drop by for a crawl.

Thanks for watching it, brother. I greatly appreciate it.

Thank you, bro. Hopefully, it gets watched and liked. 🤞

Thank you, my friend. I greatly appreciate you watching.

Thank you, my friend. Dube and I have had a blast filming it. We really appreciate your feedback on it as well. You never know how an audience will accept a story. It makes it all worthwhile to get feedback like yours. Thanks again.

I absolutely couldn't have done this without your help, brother. I can't thank you enough. It has been a blast brainstorming, plotting, and filming all of this. So now we have to plan and film Chapter 2. 😁

Thank you. I greatly appreciate you watching.

Thank you. I hope it made your lunch time more fulfilling. 🙂 I appreciate you watching.

Thank you. I greatly appreciate that. I'm working on a follow-up to that video. Be on the lookout for it in a couple of weeks. Thanks again.

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Thank youmy friend. I live to "rock it". 😁

I love the contrast between the two trucks. I love that one you have to drive with finesse and the other you can just mow over any obstacle. 😁

I know! It's like magic or something! What is this wizardry? 🤯

Thank you, brother. That was, without a doubt, the best capture of the day when we made that video. I didn't think the Jimny was going to make it. Even with the SCX6's help. 😂

I think the SCX6 makes bigger splashes than the Willys or the Jimny's.

Thank you. 🙏

Like that one, did you? 😁 that was actually my buddy Chad's idea. He pulled the SCX6 up there to see if it would help. I had my doubts at first, but it worked.

Well, my friend, I'm on IG every day. OAKS Quarry is an RC crawler and trail truck paradise. You need to try it out.

Thank you, brother. Greatly appreciated.